How To Use clutter up In A Sentence
- Some people say they're unsightly, and that they clutter up the place. Times, Sunday Times
- If you don't, the rear speakers will clutter up the room to little purpose. Times, Sunday Times
- Remove some of the furniture if you think it's going to clutter up space.
- This had been too halcyon a day to clutter up the memory of it with some backwoods bully's melodramatic bellowings. SOMETHING IN THE WATER
- I'd rather not clutter up the car with a portable one. Times, Sunday Times
- And anyway, these protesters shouldn't be allowed to clutter up the pavements.
- It can remove the deposits of pigment that clutter up old cells whether in tissue culture or in the brain.
- I would willingly forgo all the high-tech gadgets that clutter up new cars in favour of a genuine spare. Times, Sunday Times
- This is particularly true in winter, when scarves, boots, sweaters and other outerwear can clutter up hallway or mudroom space.
- If you don't, the rear speakers will clutter up the room to little purpose. Times, Sunday Times
