Sentence examples for might be clogged from inspiring English sources
Among other things, the Witt report said that volunteer emergency workers might not respond, roads might be clogged by residents dashing to get away and the plant's computer technology might fail to predict where the radiation was headed.
Mr. Witt suggested, among other things, that volunteer emergency workers might not respond, roads might be clogged by residents dashing to get away and the plant's computer technology might fail to predict where the radiation was headed.
Dick Snyder, a longtime Giants season-ticket holder from Kinnelon, N.J., had time to ponder all of this Sunday while stuck in the morass known as Route 3. Snyder usually arrives at least two hours before games, as he plans to do on Saturday night, when the roadways very well might be clogged again before the Giants play the Jets at 7.
The washing process played a crucial role in the porosity development because some of the pores might be clogged with H3PO4 molecule.
If a video begins to load and gets interrupted, that incomplete fragment of the clip might be clogging the cache and preventing playback, even if you try to reload the video.
You see, by covering their storefronts with a vast assemblage of union flag-adorned tat, these fine establishments lure in tourists who might otherwise be clogging up Oxford Street Uniqlo or one of the area's many delicious frozen yogurt-eries.
The sink had been clogged for four months and would be clogged for seven more.
Your pores should no longer be clogged.
Check the spark arrestor screen, which can also be clogged.
If you suspect that your sink is clogged with hair or other solid masses, you might be able to fish it out with an old, bent wire hanger.
