Sentence examples for to clogged from inspiring English sources
verb
To block or slow passage through (often with 'up).
- Hair is clogging the drainpipe.
Giving those drivers an alternative to clogged County Road 39 and Montauk Highway (which together constitute Route 27 east of the Sunrise) has been a planning daydream.
Fewer funded paediatric nurse training spots; local closures leading to clogged emergency departments; and £80bn slashed from mental health services resulting in ever more troubled young people occupying acute hospital beds, because there's simply nowhere else for them to go.
By allowing State Supreme Court justices to serve longer, the measure would also give Judge Lippman an extra 20 to 28 older but presumably sharp judges to deploy, and he has pledged to send them to clogged lower tribunals like Family Court and Criminal Court.
Researchers studying mice have found that certain platelets that are stickier than normal can contribute to clogged arteries, potentially leading to serious health problems.
Michael Sevante, a 69-year-old retired floor-covering salesman, had already lost his left leg to clogged arteries and infection.
The finding suggests that an elevated level of Lp-PLA2 contributes to clogged arteries even in people with normal cholesterol levels.
We wanted to clog the passing lanes.
Vans were beginning to clog the narrow street.
It's a way to clog up the underground.
These superfast traders might even have been trying to clog exchanges to outflank other investors.
