Sentence examples for feel clogged from inspiring English sources

This causes your nose to feel clogged, and indicates that you are contagious.

Telecommunications firms and some networking experts have argued for the right to charge other sites more for faster delivery of their data or put the brakes on some online uses that they feel clog their networks.

"The Yards" is held together with so many narrative nuts and bolts it sometimes feels clogged with machinery, and as the story unfolds, the screenplay frantically tries to sketch in crucial details with little bursts of exposition.

With no one to confide in, laugh with or even get annoyed at, my mind felt clogged with despair.

Over in the footwear department, three college students tried on felt clogs.

Wesley's technique of directness saves both author and reader nearly all the "She thought... she wondered... she felt", which clogs up so many novels.

He feels "a clogging and a heat at my breast-bone as if my bowels would have burst out"; a preacher's call to abandon the sin of idle pastimes "did benumb the sinews of my best delights"; and he can say of one of the texts of scripture that seemed to him to spell his damnation that it "stood like a mill-post at my back".

10 34 - OK y'all, I'm going to go find Joe the Plumber because I feel like a clogged toilet after watching that.

[Update 1/7/14: Originally after speaking to Nest, I got the impression that the company felt that incompatibility, clogged air filters, and other problems beyond its control were solely responsible for people losing heat.

Balloon and plastic trash can make them feel full and clog their digestive systems while they are slowly starving to death.

When a relationship is clogged, partners feel rejected by their lover.