Sentence examples for catch a traffic from inspiring English sources

There was a time when the only way a commuter could catch a traffic update was to snap on a car radio.

The flanker normally lines up in the slot and fights through a linebacker to catch a pass in traffic over the middle.

This oft-repeated statement only makes sense if you grab a rebound or catch a pass in traffic.

In fact, she was engaged (in a professional sense) as a secret undercover agent by Paul Ballard in order to catch a dreadful weapons trafficking type.

"You have to wake up early if you don't want to get caught in a traffic jam.

But beware: Myrtle Beach gets so crowded during the long spring break season that sticking to the four-lane bypass is no guarantee that you won't get caught in a traffic jam anyway.

I was on my way to a meeting in Leeds on a wet January evening near Sheffield when a plasterer in a white van decided to emerge at speed from a side turning to catch a gap in the traffic.

One day as we were struggling to catch an opening in traffic to cross the blindly curving road leading out of our subdivision, it occurred to me that the cold was the least of our barriers to getting a little exercise.

Then, in the car, stop at the traffic lights, catch a few crosses and go on".

You'll have to transfer to BA's smaller airport, Jorge Newbery (AEP),which can be a pain, especially if there's traffic, to catch a flight to Punta Del Este (PDE) on Aerolineas Argentinas, Pluna, or Buquebus.

Apparently he was caught in a traffic jam one rainy day and the rhythm of the windshield wipers caught his attention and he applied what he heard to his musical compositions.