Sentence examples similar to bearable traffic from inspiring English sources
Crime is low, traffic is bearable and peeling sycamore trees lean out into the streets.
Lately though he has been missing the familiar voices that make Lagos traffic more bearable because his stereo is broken.
Being a Sunday, the traffic is bearable and drivers give me more space than I'm used to in London, but it is fast: the speed limit is 60kph in the centre, and locals tell me there is a 20kph leeway before police would even consider taking action.
For decades traffic was kept bearable by a rationing system, based on incumbency, with airlines claiming flights the way Columbus claimed America for Ferdinand and Isabella: they got there first.
Ms. Landmesser, who remembers meeting friends to shop in the stores downtown and eat in the luncheonette, described the construction cranes and diverted traffic as a bearable price to pay, considering what they portend for the city's health.
The references on Pawlenty's Web site to the candidate as "T-Paw" might be more bearable if he didn't traffic quite so much in smugness and scorn.
Those wonderful new blue seats that were in every taxi, making this traffic-choked city seem a bit more bearable?
If Google can make MySpace search more bearable when it takes over in the fourth quarter of this year, then you can expect MySpace to drive more traffic to retail sites than ever.
Plus, Autopilot also works in traffic, if you enable it before coming to a complete stop, which made sitting in traffic slightly more bearable.
There is the more bearable but still difficult trauma of disruption: the businesses of Chinatown all but closed, hurt by a drop in tourism, diverted traffic and a paucity of working phones.
