Sentence examples for cause a pileup from inspiring English sources

Turn left: cause a pileup.

This will cause a pileup or crash, and will rarely ever help you.

Imagine driving on the freeway at 60 miles per hour and your car suddenly screeches to a halt, causing a pileup that injures dozens of people.

Like a traffic cop, he patrols the 168-foot wooden rink with a steady cadence, ensuring that skaters don't go too fast or stop suddenly, causing a pileup.

I stoically withstood one impromptu baby name session while I pictured nursing with a tent to cover my aging face and osteoarthritis neck, not the baby's, or risk causing a pileup of onlookers.

One of the most famous riders of the modern era retired from the saddle after a horse he had breezed came back bad, was "shocked," raced and caused a pileup that could have killed the rider.

Ahn was one of the favourites in the 1,000 metres, but in the final China's Li Jiajun caused a pileup that knocked out everyone except Australian Steven Bradbury (then skating in last place), who won the race by default; Ahn finished fourth.

The deceleration suggests that the economic slowdown did not cause a huge pileup in goods that will overwhelm companies early this year.

We're driving bumper to bumper with every other major economy today, so misbehavior or mistakes anywhere can cause a global pileup.

But it follows a description of "you" getting falling-down drunk; four lines later, still drunk, "you" drive your car to "cause a 42-car pileup".

The end has come unusually early, causing a dizzying pileup of seven opening nights in a single week.