Sentence examples for caught in a gridlock from inspiring English sources
MIT is caught in a gridlock where many improvements to the first-year program are impossible when freshmen are scattered across the greater Boston area.
To listen to Drake's Views (81 minutes), by contrast, feels more like being caught in a gridlock, buttonholed by a bore in an open-top car, making the same point over and over.
Dr. Krugman said the commission was "caught in a broader political struggle, and in the gridlock between Congress and the administration".
They are caught in a catch-22.
Even President Obama's motorcade was caught in the gridlock.
But Obama soon found himself caught in the gridlock of the very partisan shrieking he had vowed to overcome.
On the United States' 10 most-congested highways — six are in Los Angeles, and Chicago and New York have two each — drivers sacrifice an annual average of 84 hours caught in gridlock, the Texas A&M Transportation Institute-Inrix report says.
He has been pressing for similar legislation in Congress, but it has become caught in gridlock.
The schools have been warned they may have to consider looking after "stranded" children if parents are caught in gridlock.
Across the city, motorists were caught in gridlock and some blared car radio news reports for the benefit of nearby pedestrians.
If this sounds familiar, you are caught in what the author calls 'growth gridlock' - a frustrating place where the corporate entrepreneur's optimism and need for speed collide with the organization's skepticism and need for control.
