Sentence examples for bleeding traffic from inspiring English sources

Facebook has grown to be largest social network in the world, and MySpace has been bleeding traffic.

As we wrote last month, CNet in general is bleeding traffic and Webshots in particular has seen a 69% drop in third quarter traffic.

MySpace continued to bleed traffic, with 32.8 million unique visitors in July (tied with Twitter), down from 33 million in June.

But the long lines for gas bleeding into traffic lanes have achieved the unimaginable: the city's infamous "go slows," which routinely turn office commutes into two-hour diesel-choked ordeals, have grown even worse.

The kidnapping was the culmination of a morning of checkpoints, gunfire, bleeding casualties, a minefield and a traffic accident – all part of the Safer Edge Heat (hostile environment awareness for humanitarians) training in a beautiful but incongruous Cotswolds setting.

He told air traffic controllers that he was bleeding profusely and that the windshield of his Piper PA-46 turboprop had imploded.

Lying in the gravel, bleeding heavily, they were nonetheless visible to the traffic streaming past.

In villages too small for traffic intersections we would perform in the markets, juggling among bleeding slabs of meat and great hessian sacks of dried chillies, and the stallholders would laugh and throw us vegetables or blocks of cheese.

The $180 million deal took Zynga's daily user traffic up 25percentt, and even though Draw Something has been bleeding users, the motivation behind the acquisition circles back to Zynga's transition to mobile.

The traffic lights bled into the puddles.

"Rhinos are being illegally killed, their horns hacked off and the animals left to bleed to death," says Traffic's director of advocacy Sabri Zain, "all for the frivolous use of their horns as a hangover cure".