Sentence examples for to be clogged from inspiring English sources
He's trudging widescreen landscapes of rock and sand, stooping to dip his pail in a well that turns out to be clogged with corpses.
In some traditions, especially in those of South Asian provenance, the true "self" is held to be clogged and concealed by imperfections by sin, ignorance, or other theologically suggested impediments.
The mastery of timing within logistics channels allotting truck space, say, or scheduling routes can produce new, more coordinated uses among logistics channels of old assets that used to be clogged regularly.
Because the neighborhood was expected to be clogged with moving vans this weekend, residents had to cancel the annual Labor Day block party for the first time in decades.
We reach the parkland to the north of the site: trees and walkways and benches, mounds and dips, all wrapped around one of the old waterways that used to be clogged with chemical sludge.
"She has been raised with everything," her mother said the first time Amina arrived, a sweep of her arm taking in the marble floors of the living room and the heavy brocade curtains on the picture windows overlooking the black surface of Gulshan Lake, which was revealed, even at this height, to be clogged with garbage, water lilies, and the shanties of migrant families.
Enormously elaborate PowerPoint files (generated by presentation-obsessives — so-called PowerPoint Rangers) were said to be clogging up the military's bandwidth.
With record levels of carbon dioxide reported to be clogging up the atmosphere, and a surge in tropical deforestation, the news hasn't been so great recently.
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And residents and visitors do not seem to be clogging the squares and narrow streets and artificial party centers set up by major corporations.
"The last thing those who rely on Social Security need is for insurance companies to be clogging up the system by forcing ineligible applicants to apply," he said.
