Sentence examples for was jammed by from inspiring English sources

In the bottom of the first inning Monday night, the Mets' Daniel Murphy was jammed by Yankees starter Phil Hughes.

He relieved the boredom by writing under one star sign, "All the sorrows of yesteryear are as nothing compared with what will befall you today," and was fired when the switchboard was jammed by panicking readers.

Although he was jammed by the 2-0 slideRodriguezuez still managed a soft single that bounced just ahead of a charging outfielder Casper Wells.

The upper air flow over the Atlantic Ocean was jammed by a powerful area of high pressure near Greenland and a storm system in the Central Atlantic, leaving the storm no escape route away from the U.S.

The Angels left fielder, who hasn't played since April 8, was jammed by a fastball in his last at-bat with triple-A Salt Lake Thursday night and was unable to play Friday or Saturday.

More compact sites, like an official motorcade, could be jammed by devices in the cars.

One of its first customers is America's Department of Defence, which is increasingly worried about the ease with which its feeble GPS signals might be jammed by enemies.

Lady Kennedy of the Shaws, who chairs the committee, said she had set up the inquiry after hearing that embassy phone lines had been jammed by EU citizens asking "what is going to happen to us?

The streets of half a dozen European capitals will be jammed by strikes on Wednesday, as licensed cabbies in Paris, Berlin, Madrid, Milan and Lisbon join their London colleagues in demonstrating against a technology that threatens their livelihood.

Some satellites would be jammed by radio waves.

Phone lines were jammed by Cruz supporters.