Sentence examples for becoming congested from inspiring English sources

A race to finish in the top two has now become a battle to remain among the top four with the space behind Northampton becoming congested.

IT'S Saturday morning and Route 110 is becoming congested with drivers window-shopping from their cars.

It became obvious as the incident progressed that... the space we were in was becoming congested and more seriously injured passengers were being brought in.

They also raised concerns about what they claimed was a lack of loading areas for their businesses - and that the planned pedestrianisation of Eastgate could lead to George Street becoming congested with buses from more than 20 westbound routes.

The Katy Freeway in Houston, a city with an extensive H.O.V. network, increased the minimum number of riders, from two to three, because the H.O.V. lanes were becoming congested.

Just around the point where the myth of Thodsakarn, Benyakai, Rama and Sita is becoming congested, "Chui Chai" — choreographed by Pichet Klunchun, who is also artistic director of the company that bears his name — cuts to an audio-taped questionnaire addressed to modern Thais about these mythic characters.

Without a sufficient amount of spectrum, networks will become congested.

Fuffr's pitch is that this extra real estate for multitouch will spark interest in multiplayer games since one screen can be shared by multiple people without becoming contested and congested by too many fingers.

Fuffr's pitch is that this extra real estate for multitouch will spark interest in multiplayer games since one screen can be shared by multiple people without becoming contested and congested by too many fingers.

"The west coast mainline, for example, is becoming really congested.

It is too late to turn our backs on air travel, so how do we make it more efficient, and stop the skies becoming completely congested?