Sentence examples for old clog from inspiring English sources

"Pack your bags and go to Baldwin!" cried Ken, casting her aside like an old clog.

These days, I only wear my old kitchen clogs for (very) quick runs across the street for toilet paper or bagels.

One problem was the thousands of old books clogging up the shelves.

Suddenly, instead of the 22-year-old Montero clogging the designated hitter spot, the Yankees have a place for Alex Rodriguez.

The shoes may have corset lace-up tops or floral prints, but all have high heels, the distinguishing feature from old-school clogs.

He is notoriously gobby, surly, or both; in one noteworthy outburst he complained about old-timers clogging up festival lineups and depriving bands like Foals of their rightful headline spot.

The Canaries were pressing like annoying lunatics and the home crowd were behind them – perhaps Liverpool's attacking style would come unstuck in the face of some good old-fashioned clogging and dogging.

For example, some buildings in New York do not allow disposals for fear they will clog old plumbing.

In "The Love Machine," Ms. Bernhard is at her most tersely eloquent -- funny, intense, but without the old anger to clog the pores.

If, for any reason, you start to notice any pungent smells or see moisture on windows or walls in the vicinity of your furnace or anywhere else that is not normal, this could indicate a dangerous condition where sometimes old brick chimneys clog up or the inside of heating/hot water equipment has become blocked.

Bicycles, water buffalo, and old French minibuses clogged the route.