Sentence examples for kind of clog from inspiring English sources

Almost certainly the ingenious Jun Takahashi had something fun in mind when he opened Undercover with a parade of models in patchwork bikinis, tromping in a kind of clog espadrille, and then lemony dresses creased in the pattern of a spider's web.

Cooder has described the song's rhythm as "a kind of clog-dance beat".

Since we've got the results direct into that screen, each result is on a separate line so there's... that screen's really kind of clogged up with stuff and you can't see easily.

I would wear them with a pink sweater and I had these kind of Dutch clogs and I remember telling my mum one day.

The hydrates accumulated into a kind of slush that clogged the opening through which the oil was to be funneled to the surface.

And as for that soundtrack, it amounts to an accretion of the kind of cheesy globules that clogged the arteries of the pop music charts during this period (the film starts in 1987).

Clog dance, kind of dance in which the dancer accentuates the rhythm of his feet by wearing wooden-soled shoes, or clogs.

Sure, Paris has its boulevards, its whole quartiers of intact 19th-century architecture and the kind of cheese shops that can clog an artery at a hundred yards.

Interest groups of every kind clog Washington's offices, seeking not only to lobby politicians but also to advance their issues in the media in just the way Mr Reiner does.

But then before you know it, you're back in the clutches of the kind of heavy-rotation schlock that clogs up the darker reaches of rock music cable channels, with its staccato non-riffs and alternating screamed and sung vocals (sometimes – shudder – Auto-Tuned).

Smell every single kind of men's cologne you can, clogging your mind with new senses and different kinds of fragrance.