clogged造句

Heavy traffic clogged the freeways.

The trade is clogged with restrictions.

The air was thick with the perfume, heavy with it, clogged with it.

IN A city of clogged streets, motorbike taxis are the essential lubricant.

Roads have crumbled away, the rail service has all but collapsed, ports are clogged and some have even closed.

Dashing off a street clogged with vendors hawking car MATS and phone chargers, they reconnected with hugs and squeals.

The purpose of the float-bowl vent is to equalize the effects of a clogged air cleaner.

It turns out the hotel wasn't impressed with the lackluster performance of its toilets, especially those that frequently clogged.

A greater folly, however, can be seen in those Chinese cities that are responding to clogged roads by building carriageways one above the other.

Then, when much blood had clogged their chariot-wheels, I would go up and wash them from sweet wells, Even with truths that lie too deep for taint.

In coronary artery bypass surgery, doctors use a healthy blood vessel, often one taken from the upper thigh, to reroute blood flow around a clogged heart artery.

The Houston Ship Channel is clogged with beef fat. Unlike petroleum, which has a colorful sheen on the water's surface, beef fat turns into a solid cake, looking like a waxy ice flow.

The main port is unable to offload supplies from ships, and the key road to neighbouring Dominican Republic is clogged, as hundreds of lorries try to get in and out of Haiti.