Sentence examples for feel congested from inspiring English sources

The legs may feel congested and may have muscle cramps.

The composition is jam-packed, but it doesn't feel congested or fussy.

Although the expansion greatly increased the museum's exhibition space, the galleries often feel congested.

Yet, the painting doesn't feel congested or fussy; it is open and airy in the center.

Your skin will feel congested and all that make up can clog your pores causing pimples.

Beltran said he still felt congested, but after taking early batting practice, he said he was fit enough to play.

His eyes felt congested; he could no longer close them.

Long lines of barricades were making the sidewalks feel as congested as cattle drives.

But the report, made public today, says that while New Jersey may feel more congested than ever -- and it is -- the census will find that the state is growing only half as fast as the rest of the nation.

A spokeswoman for the awarding body Edexcel said: ‎"This year's timetable is in fact very similar to last year's, but it may feel more congested due to fewer students sitting exams earlier in the year.

Rubbing a little under your nose or on your chest can help you feel less congested, which can help fight the urge to cough.