Sentence examples for being stuck in a traffic from inspiring English sources

It's like being stuck in a traffic jam and taking the first exit that comes up just to keep moving.

Mike Penning, roads minister, said: "There is nothing more frustrating than being stuck in a traffic jam for hours on end.

Just the other day, in the car with my wife and my two daughters, I began railing about being stuck in a traffic jam.

For drivers, there is only one thing worse than being stuck in a traffic jam, and that is being stuck in a jam while bikes pedal serenely past on the left and the BRT lane stands empty on the right.

Or if being stuck in a traffic jam is stressing you out, take steps to improve your immediate environment, for instance by planning what you'll listen to, or using props to make your seat more comfortable.

Read it all here I remember being stuck in a traffic jam in September and listening to a Thompson rally on C-Span the weekend after he declared where he described returning to politics for the public good.

In the center of town, donkey carts were stuck in a traffic jam.

"I was stuck in a traffic jam near Newark airport," he said.

So sorry Simon Jenkins was stuck in a traffic jam for two hours.

It's a fantasy of rule-breaking, catharsis for anyone who's been stuck in a traffic jam.

Mr. Miranda gets on the Major Deegan, going north, and within a few minutes is stuck in a traffic jam.