| The heels of her clogs clanking on the wooden desk floor, Matim Henoscil headed to a group of young ladies gathered near the railings. |
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| The catalysts are easily poisoned by lead, however, which clogs their reactive surfaces. |
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| Slipping into leather clogs, I looked into the mirror, checking to see if a French braid still neatly held my hair. |
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| Plastic and organic waste clogs rivers, despoils the environment and fouls the seas. |
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| If you don't have a garbage disposal, keep your drain covered with a fine mesh strainer to prevent clogs. |
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| The disease also clogs the body's lymph drainage system and that results in swelling, thickening and wrinkling of the skin. |
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| Traditional footwear is sandals or wooden clogs with a thong that passes between the big toe and the second toe. |
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| Some places give you wooden clogs that can be an adventurous walk on wet marble floors. |
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| We toasted Queen Mary popping her clogs, and drank to all those departed, including Sandy, who was born today. |
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| Although it won't unclog a drain, when used every couple of weeks it prevents clogs from forming. |
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| They are also invited to join a clog dance or take some time to paint the clogs at a workshop. |
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| The pastry chef wears the Birkenstock professional work clogs, which are entirely plastic except for the insoles. |
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| I have the ultimate respect for the distinguished actor, but his Judy Garland red plastic clogs were nothing short of ridiculous. |
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| I pass a rabble of rampant orange-clad Dutch fans dressed as boy scouts wearing huge cartoon clogs, larging it up, singing and laughing. |
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| I layered my hair, I wore clogs, I floated around in gauzy peasant shirts and played my folk guitar. |
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| Old shoes, new shoes, sandals, sneakers, hi-heels, cowboy boots, clogs, even snow shoes were sent. |
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| Spam clogs our mailboxes daily to the point where it threatens viability of e-mail as a communications tool. |
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| No food, no clogs and their poor bodies barely covered with scanty clothing, how can they give their minds to their lessons? |
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| The labourers stand in cheaply-bought clogs while the skilled masons are marked out by their leather boots. |
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| We'd put our wooden clogs inside our jackets and sneak out the back barefooted so that O-Sensei would not notice. |
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| Heeled clogs were lined with sheepskin while knee-high boots with a six-inch wooden heel were patterned with metal studs. |
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| Tar clogs your lungs like thick treacle, and a 20-a-day smoker inhales a full cup of tar in a year. |
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| When we were liberated, we were almost naked, bereft of all possessions, clad in a prisoner's striped uniform and wooden clogs. |
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| Depending on the shape, style, and length of skirt, you can choose from boots, sandals, cool clogs, or classic pumps. |
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| Everything goes well until one critical day when the wooden clogs are no longer usable. |
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| He used to wear a pair of high wooden clogs called bokuba which were often worn in those days by students dressed in formal wear. |
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| I noticed that, like every dentist I've visited in recent years, he was wearing clogs. |
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| The chef and sous-chef wear Dansko clogs, which are rather handsome black leather clogs with thick soles. |
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| There I was clacking along the old Tokaido highway in my heavy wooden clogs. |
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| But I used to show up in kimono and wooden clogs, looking like your typical impoverished student of those days. |
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| He wore wooden clogs until the age of sixteen, as he did not have any shoes. |
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| Vas slides his scrubbed-pink bare feet into a pair of leather and wooden clogs. |
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| For any of the major types of clogs in the main system a heavy duty sewer snake should be used. |
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| She may be 90 years old and unable to walk but you can bet she's just dying for another scrap with the broadcasters before she pops her clogs. |
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| Terrible as it is to say it, we're not going to get a more thorough Bennett bio until the great man pops his clogs. |
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| Though long, her dress wasn't long enough to cover up her white tube socks or black clogs. |
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| She would turn up at school in yellow skinny rib jumpers, Oxford bags, two tone stack heeled clogs, smock coats and the like. |
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| All day long Cinderella wore rags and dragged her feet in clogs, but at night she whirled in fine vair shoes and glittering gowns. |
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| The wooden sidewalks suddenly overflowed with clogs, sabots, and other, spurred footwear. |
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| If steam iron clogs from minerals in water, follow use-guide directions for cleaning, or use a commercial iron cleaner. |
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| To make sure your system operates efficiently, examine it frequently, checking for leaks, clogs, or misdirected sprinklers or drip-emitters. |
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| Alternatively, and if you're a real clever clogs, you can mine underneath the boulders that are scattered around the screen. |
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| As we moved another furlong onward, I reflected that the clever clogs who first set the distance of the Blue Riband got it right. |
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| A father and son from Rochdale went head-to-head live on national television to find out if kids are clever clogs or if parents know better. |
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| The only thing that bugs me about it is that some clever clogs always thinks he or she can beat your cards. |
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| If she listened carefully, she would hear the clip-clop of Muthassan's wooden clogs at the gate. |
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| In summer a jungle of honeysuckle, wild grape and daylilies clogs any gaps between the huge trees that line the roads like the walls of a chute. |
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| A line of cars clogs the tree-lined street, engines idling in the sun. |
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| See the way the handle on those pruning shears matches her gardening clogs? |
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| Because unfortunately, I also chose to wear big, heavy clogs today. |
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| I used to imagine that I would wear white clogs to my wedding. |
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| Clean out eavestroughs regularly to prevent clogs that can trap water. |
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| I would ban any clever clogs who has mastered either of those. |
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| Yesterday at 3 PM I put on my black chef's clogs, my black pants and white t-shirt, pulled my Red Sox cap over my hair and got to work peeling and deveining shrimp. |
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| It was the sort of place where the poverty hits you between the eyes, pollution clogs the air and crumbling tower blocks rise from the ground like broken old teeth. |
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| It clogs up gutters and floods streets and spreads mud everywhere. |
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| Black tights, white tube socks, and black clogs completed her ensemble. |
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| I think he was lying doggo until the old one popped his clogs. |
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| Only a handful of well-coached clever clogs will enter a shrinking and expensive university sector. |
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| Mother Nature: So, clever clogs, how does the nanotechnology bit come into this? |
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| We showed all the clever clogs in the media that we were good enough to win the title. |
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| In the weirdo Windsor nursery of 1968 – think of it as Powers in the Attic – he would have called Prince Edward clever clogs. |
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| If you have kept your old ones, now is the time to dig them out of the wardrobe, as clogs are the very latest thing. |
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| You'll strike it rich when you step out in the Naturalizer Gem dress clogs. |
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| Potter round the garden, sit with a brew, have a snooze in the sun and then, when you feel ready for it, pop your clogs. |
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| During the First World War it housed Belgian refugees, who made sabot clogs in the workshop of Arthur Simpson, renowned furniture designer and wood-carver. |
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| One day the prince went to the land of canals and clogs to parley with his fellow princes. |
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| No Russian kitchen is complete without a rubber plunger that is used to agitate the grease that clogs the bends below the sink. |
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| He wore a torn and filthy yellow windbreaker, gray trousers shapeless from use, and yellow rubber clogs. |
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| The tracheal mite clogs breathing passages of bees and impacts flight efficiency. |
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| Empty and clean bird baths twice a week, and regularly clean eavestroughs to prevent clogs that can trap water. |
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| For those that need to visualize this, think about the way hamburger grease clogs your drains. |
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| The dust clogs my throat and the rocks hurt my feet, but I cannot rest. |
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| This clogs the system to the disbenefit of those genuinely fleeing from injustice and wrong. |
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| It clogs mailboxes and contains fraudulent content, viruses and phish attacks. |
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| His tiny souvenirs are scaled-down versions of traditional wooden clogs and feature hand-made soles, leather straps, tiny brass nails and metal toe plates. |
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| In 2006, New York City passed a law that bans restaurants from using artificial trans fats, which clogs arteries and pile on the pounds. |
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| Ignore the clichés of clogs, lederhosen or even our own bearskins and pearly kings and queens. |
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| Natural clay is cheap, but shares the same disadvantage as bentonite: It clogs up the aquifer. |
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| So as soon as Gere realises that he has at last found true love, the only question left is how soon before Winona's unbearably annoying sparkly poppet pops her clogs. |
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| The flocculate is carried to the fuel filter, where it clogs its surface and blocks the filter. |
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| Our government knows that we cannot remain competitive with a border that clogs and slows down the smooth operation of an integrated industry. |
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| Field reports indicate that the engine pan drain line frequently clogs due to accumulation of bugs, vegetation, and dirt. |
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| Very fine sawdust should be avoided as it clogs the airflow when moistened. |
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| It clogs the airways and, if not cleared, can lead to recurrent lung infections and lung damage. |
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| When I arrived at the set wearing a new chocolate-brown, button-up T-shirt and brown, leather clogs, I was determined not to let anyone or anything dishearten me. |
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| Like a large number of people, I wore clogs in my early days of farm work. |
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| Secondly, once a transaction is identified as a mortgage, the courts ensure that there are no clogs or fetters on the equity of redemption unduly prejudicing the mortgagor. |
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| The Paleo diet is dangerous because it permits red meat, which clogs our arteries and shortens our lifespan. |
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| The drain clogs in the shower every few days, and the clump of tangled brown hair is springy between my fingers. |
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| I'm grateful that tomorrow I'll be back to my comfortable chef's pants and clogs, able to josh with my coworkers and play with food, safely hidden from the dining room. |
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| I hope to God the nativity story is true because if it isn't then I am going to having a little word with the Creator when he finally pops my clogs for me. |
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| Grissom is an all-knowing clever clogs, who has answers for everything. |
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| Everywhere, it clogs the narrow paths between the paqa's domes, clings to the masts and sails of the ship, and teases at the lapping waves of the bay. |
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| As we know, partially hydrogenated canola oil changes the chemical structure of oil to something that people cannot digest and which clogs the arteries. |
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| I know I'll never be an astronaut but when I finally pop my clogs I want my ashes hoyed up in a rocket, so I'll get all three done. |
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| A few clever clogs have had fun translating Alors on danse into English, with a style that lacks polish and is nowhere near as good as the original. |
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| In a watercolor painting now on display at the Asian Civilizations Museum in Singapore, the Buraq is wearing Dutch clogs on its hooves along with traditional Southeast Asian gelang kaki anklets. |
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| The tragedies that have taken place in these tunnels demonstrate the physical and ideological shortcomings of the everything by road' approach, which clogs up transport links and chokes the environment. |
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| It is a long, arduous and expensive process that clogs Canadian courts. |
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| What began as a clever clogs use of punctuation has devloped into a whole new language for anyone who uses digital devices to communicate. |
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| The green, outdoorsy set highlights the collection's audacious accessories: bags in metallic Monogram and sun-bleached denim Monogram, foxtail charms, hardware-inspired jewelry and wooden clogs embellished with tufts of fur. |
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| Instead, use boiling water or a drain snake to open clogs. |
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| People cystic fibrosis have an unusually thick, sticky mucus that clogs their lungs, makes it hard to breathe, and can lead to life-threatening lung infections. |
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| The green, outdoorsy set highlights the collection s key accessories: Monogam canvas bags, hardware-inspired jewelry and wooden clogs embellished with tufts of fur. |
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| There is also the scourge of spam, which clogs email inboxes and leads to internet fraud as well as poses network security problems such as the spread of internet viruses and worms. |
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| Overboots are preferable to shoes or clogs. |
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| Consider east Baltimore. Trash clogs the alleys, young men hang around on street corners and for block after block, the only legitimate enterprises are liquor stores and bail bondsmen. |
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| The cholesterol found in animal foods clogs blood vessels, while nuts contain plant-based sterols that counter atherosclerosis, the accumulation of fatty deposits in blood vessels. |
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| Demanding daily routines of physical and, sometimes, inhalation therapies, help loosen the mucus that clogs the lungs and keep them free of congestion and infection. |
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| She came down from the mountain dressed in rags with wooden clogs on her feet, soaked to the skin if it rained and gasping for breath if high snow drifts had blocked her way. |
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| It clogs communications arteries, bloats the system with empty calories, and fools the body into thinking it's nourished, when, in fact, it may well be on the verge of crisis. |
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| Sending an e-mail is so easy that the temptation to rattle off a ream of irrelevant communication, which merely clogs up our already busy days, is difficult to resist. |
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| Traditional morris dancers in the North West would also wear clogs when morris dancing. |
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| Historically, most sides danced in various styles of shoes or boots, although dancing in clogs was also very common. |
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| The plant clogs the motors of small boats, making it impossible for fishers to launch their vessels. |
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| Eventually, the prey either succumb to death through exhaustion or through asphyxiation as the mucilage envelops them and clogs their spiracles. |
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| Fashionistas who bank on clogs and clog sandals with rustic wooden soles, nails and rivets in the coming summer are definitely on the right track. |
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| And last week I was allowed into it – after an extensive biosecurity routine, involving overalls, disinfected clogs and a hairnet – to see them at first hand. |
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| It outcompetes crops, clogs irrigation ditches, spreads insect pests, and even poses a driving hazard. |
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| These alpine clogs were crafted by Dejan Ogrin, a young master woodcarver who makes traditional wooden clogs in Bohinjska Bistrica. |
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| It is more likely that the basement water is caused by overflowing gutters resulting from clogs or sagging or by downspouts that dump water near the foundation. |
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| Modern revivalist sides have tended more towards the wearing of clogs. |
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| Tegen followed the sound, ducking and weaving between the crowding trees until she felt the soft squishyness of mud under her clogs and her feet were cold and wet. |
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| I shoved the door closed and took off running for the steps. The clogs were too big and not the best shoes for sprinting. My feet clomped along the broken sidewalk. |
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