clogs造句

Oil soon clogs in cold weather.

He dragged a clogs and a worn green uniform to his knees.

The clogs were made in one piece of the trunks of walnut trees which formed a rectangle with its roots.

When that happens, the walls of the airways thicken and produce more mucus than usual, which clogs them up.

Leafy greens also contain vitamins a and c, which help keep the body from creating oxidized cholesterol-the stuff that sticks in the arteries and clogs them.

Confined to the hippy weekend wardrobes, however, and as an alternative to the oft-repeated gladiator sandal, clogs, say two cult shoe designers, have an important place.

Substitute lighter Options: Jeans can weigh more than khakis and dress pants, and tennis shoes can weigh more than your favorite clogs.

In spite of this, once inside the bus he cannot resist the temptation to light up a cheap, heavy cigar that clogs up his windpipe and makes him cough.