Sentence examples for adjoining traffic from inspiring English sources

He walks alone to the Lubyanka, the headquarters of the K.G.B. and the adjoining traffic circle, which until a few weeks ago had held the statue of the KGB's founder, Feliks Dzerzhinsky.

As originally planned, the plaza would encompass both Broadway and the adjoining traffic island with the TKTS booth, creating a large gathering spot with the giant Coca-Cola bottle looming overhead like a cathedral's steeple.

Bernard Spaulding, who supervised the contest in its last 14 years, claimed that the contest was simply a ploy by Subways Advertising to "increase the eye traffic for adjoining ads".

The same afternoon that Ms. Roma was trying to get home, the lane was so packed with cars that public buses were crawling along no faster than the bumper-to-bumper traffic in adjoining lanes.

What if someone has a heart attack?" Mr. Churchill said he once saw a fire truck unable to pass a knot of traffic on adjoining Shore Road during a backup on Tod's Driftway.

It then caused traffic delays on the adjoining A55 near the Chester business park turn-off with reports traffic has backed up towards the M53.

That was so because the use of the land adjoining roads would be the generator of traffic.

It was taken by the Connecticut State Police bomb squad to Sherwood Island State Park in Westport and safely detonated, but not before the authorities closed Exit 17 and an adjoining section of Saugatuck Avenue in Westport to traffic for more than two hours, until about 6 a.m.

The success of the parkway system led to the introduction of the freeway, which is a divided highway with no conflicting traffic movements and no access from adjoining properties.

I opened the front door and looked out across the neighborhood, taking in nothing but the usual whush of traffic and the brown din of the adjoining yards.

P-22 was not the first Southern California mountain lion to attempt a freeway crossing, but he is among the very few to have survived one, much less two: in the Santa Monicas and adjoining mountain ranges, twelve mountain lions have been killed by traffic in the past dozen years.