Sentence examples for angry traffic from inspiring English sources
Some do and some don't, but the Arab-American street on the eve of war is an angry traffic jam of competing causes.
Williams says of Seifert's building, 'I've always loved it', adding that it is not the architect's fault that ground level is a lethal catastrophe which unsuccessfully mixes angry traffic with anxious pedestrians.
I'm looking out of the window here in north-west London, at people with their heads down hurrying to work in the drizzle, at lingering hoodies, at grafitti and angry traffic, and it's hard to believe it's the same country.
The class factor has me initially rooting for Evans, a feeling only heightened by what he says about his club-singer dad: a volatile, somewhat sinister presence in the text, whom Evans describes as akin to "an angry traffic light", and a man whose anger "went from nought to sixty in about two seconds".
An optic-red knapsack for visibility in eight lanes of angry traffic.
But frankly, I'm also angry in traffic.
Abbott is promising $11bn for city roads in a pitch to suburban commuters angry about traffic jams.
Andy Newman (NYT) BROOKLYN: RESIDENTS PLAN PROTEST -- Residents of Boerum Hill, angry over traffic accidents and near-collisions at the intersection of Hoyt and Wyckoff Streets, plan to demonstrate at the intersection today, calling for the city to put a stop sign there.
An angry group of traffic is called Los Angeles.
— An angry snarl of traffic, crawling slowly over 20 miles, snaked its way on Wednesday from the causeway here on Interstate 45.
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