Sentence examples for what clog from inspiring English sources

These types of lawsuits are what clog up the legal system and wastes both party's money.

It is obvious what clogs up this feedback loop: fear of criticism or fear to criticize.

Since his love of sausage came late in life, Jones professes to have no idea "what clogged these arteries up".

Perhaps they're attempting to slowly make these things part of their cultural heritage, so that, in a few centuries, neon sunglasses will be for Australians what clogs are for the Dutch, or the beret is for the French.

But what is clogging up the works in my case?

"It gives me a chance to get out what is clogged up inside, because if I don't talk, it stays in and worries me," she said.

From the screenshots (see below), you can see how iOS 11 will make suggestions about managing storage based on what's clogging up your own iPhone, instead of just offering generic, all-purpose tips and tricks.

Hardly ever has there been another food whose name has been so misused Fat chance, says Samuel Muston A sandwich is to a taco what Flemish clogs are to Gucci loafers While farming is increasingly difficult occupation, specialists focusing on making one particular product and doing it well are doing better than ever Break out the bubbly and celebrate this winter.

Dust, cobwebs, rat droppings — there's no telling what's been clogging up your body's pores.

On the eight-lane-and-more Garden Ring, which circles downtown Moscow, the ordinary billboards clogging what was once a flowery median have been topped by superboards nearly 100 feet high, and scores of building walls are sheathed in seven- and eight-story pitches for beer, insurance and soap.

This scheme will make it way easier for New Zealanders to know what products are going to clog up offshore landfills.