Sentence examples for start clogging from inspiring English sources

But come September Mr Romney is sure to start clogging the airwaves with damning portrayals of Mr Obama.Even if Mr Romney gives in and releases more tax returns, replete with avoidance schemes, hedges against the dollar and replete Swiss accounts, voters will not forget Mr Obama's biggest weakness, the grim state of the economy.

"Ash only affects fuel efficiency if it starts clogging up the airways.

I admit that as soon as the "formula is as good as breastmilk" headlines started clogging up my inbox and newsfeeds, I felt skeptical, defensive, and even annoyed.

That's because plaque will start to clog the small arteries in the penis before the wider coronary arteries.

Use thicker emollients or ointments on the affected area, being watchful that these do not start to clog pores.

The chancellor, George Osborne, has previously hinted that the government would be willing to compromise on Lords reform if the bill started to clog up the parliamentary timetable.

As S.U.V.'s of lesser breeding started to clog the roads, the Range Rover graduated from a cult conveyance to the obvious choice (the only choice at first) of the Rolex set.

This is like adding more lanes to a freeway when it starts being clogged by traffic jams.

When the engine senses the filters are starting to clog, it sends a blast of heat to the filters to vaporize the particulates.

An ability to mathematically predict the time at which clogging starts to occur is thus of great importance.

"It was a big goal for us because it gave us a jump start when New Jersey was clogging down everything in the neutral zone," he said.