Well I can tell you now why are constantly blocked up.

At some time the west gate was completely blocked up.

It seemed to stream out the front and be blocked up the back.

The children worked hard, and before half an hour had gone by the passage was completely blocked up.

It tends to be blocked up in somebody's mind what you do.

In the 15th century, its three windows were all but blocked up because of the expanded keep.

The window was thereafter blocked up, and remained so until the 1970s.

The tunnel entrance was only blocked up in the early 19th century.

Not ten minutes afterwards the children came to the hole and found it blocked up!

There was always a clear way forward; sometimes he had to proceed on hands and feet, but it never blocked up completely.

The original entrance to the house faced the church, to the north, and has been blocked up.

But she was then lying a few miles below Baltimore blocked up in the ice.

Only one Norman window remains in its original condition, but several others are blocked up.

The few windows we passed were blocked up, so as to prevent light escaping.

It was probably during this period that a number of fireplaces were blocked up.

It was built with a wooden roof, three windows and a door which are now blocked up.

It's a bit blocked up at the moment but yeah it would

While Jess's back was turned, he blocked up the hole with newspaper.

The last player (or team of players) whose well entrance has not been blocked up wins.

An old entrance in the north wall of the nave has been blocked up.

I knew it was inside, set a trap within the hole and then blocked up the entrance.

'We've blocked up most of the caves we think she's been using.

At some time the church had a south aisle, as the blocked up arcade shows.

All of them are now closed and removed, with the tunnels being blocked up for safety reasons.

The door to the lock-up is still visible but was blocked up in the 1970s.

She had to find something to block up the window.

He was now almost half a block up the street.

The bank was across the street and another half a block up.

She turned the corner a block up and was gone.

We were across the street and half a block up from Susan's house.

Then, in July, the city decided to open the block up to traffic.

They begin to talk to each other and block up all the landing.

You could tell she liked to block up a lot of traffic.

Well I can tell you now why are constantly blocked up.

Ten minutes later, a half block up the street, map in hand, I was lost.

You'd think they'd block up the holes in this building.

In 1840 the school was moved two blocks up the hill to its present location.

He told her they were blocking up the whole aisle.

At some time the west gate was completely blocked up.

"You could block up the outside entrance and the passage real easy."

I parked one block up, just around the corner, and walked back to the house.

"You ever been to that bookstore in the next block up there?"

It seemed to stream out the front and be blocked up the back.

The children worked hard, and before half an hour had gone by the passage was completely blocked up.

It's being run out of a place exactly six blocks up the street."

Ten minutes of flight, then the batteries block up and I've got to come down.

But you've had that block up for two solid weeks, except when you force yourself to keep it down.

It tends to be blocked up in somebody's mind what you do.

There's a bar called the Hub about three blocks up.

In the 15th century, its three windows were all but blocked up because of the expanded keep.