Sentence examples for carriage traffic from inspiring English sources
Suddenly it was possible to show London Bridge choked with carriage traffic, or Bank teeming with top-hatted men.
Fifth Avenue would be a two-way street well into the next century, and the map indicates that the greatest concern was to provide northbound carriage traffic easy access to the park drive.
"In the 19th century, the scientific lectures at the Royal Institution were so popular they had to make Albemarle Street the first one-way street in the world because of all the carriage traffic," said Simon Singh, best-selling author of "Big Bang," "Fermat's Last Theorem" and other works of popular science.
Somewhat less dramatically, John Tyndall, the Victorian scientist who first discovered the link between carbon dioxide and infrared radiation, drew such large crowds to his lectures at the Royal Institution in London that Albemarle Street had to be made a one-way thoroughfare — Britain's first — to accommodate the carriage traffic.
In 1846, the Hudson River Railroad broke ground for a freight train track running down 10th and 11th avenues that would pass straight through pedestrian and carriage traffic.
Tourists uninterested in sports – or indeed in packed tube carriages, interminable traffic delays and overpriced hotels – will avoid the city.
We have not had any conversations with Verizon about paying for carriage of Google traffic.
Almost immediately, Telkom Kenya filed a complaint with the Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK) arguing that the KIXP violated Telkom Kenya's exclusive monopoly on the carriage of international traffic.
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Of these, the most likely seemed to be the Great Western Railway who, in their concern to expand northwards were willing to help the Trustees with the carriage of their traffic to the south.
The carriages operate in Midtown traffic, and there are periodic collisions between carriages and motor vehicles, with some resulting in injury.
