Sentence examples for now clogged from inspiring English sources

The streets, empty 20 years ago, are now clogged.

That was the year the First Bosporus Bridge, now clogged with commuters, opened to traffic between the neighborhoods of Ortakoy and Beylerbeyi.

Road-building, stock-grazing and fire suppression have disturbed the natural life cycle of the woods, which are now clogged with young growth.

Eastern Europe's narrow roads are now clogged with lorries, slowing deliveries and making business travel tiring and hazardous.But the biggest brake on productivity growth is people.

This time, government officials were at pains to say that the British countryside, now clogged with local and foreign vacationers, was open for unrestricted travel.

Other, once biologically productive New England rivers now clogged with multiple dams — such as the Kennebec, Merrimack, Connecticut, and Housatonic — could be prime candidates for some of these new ways of thinking about the future of rivers.

More than 450,000 cases now clog the courts.

Because of the heavier reliance on punishment, drug cases are now clogging the military justice system.

Traffic heading through Chatham Square now clogs narrower lanes, like St. James Place and Worth Street.

It could also be a command-and-control center for the many aid groups now clogging Haiti's runways.

Leaning into the still, murky Silver River, Karen Ahlers, a local environmentalist, grabbed a clutch of slimy hydrilla that is now clogging the waters.