Sentence examples for cause gridlock from inspiring English sources

But riders say the buses will cause gridlock, particularly when they zigzag around a new traffic triangle at 11th Avenue to pick up riders at Chelsea Piers.

At the peak of the season there, cars and buses streaming toward the prime viewing sites can cause gridlock, especially on weekends.

But he can drop more names than St. Peter, who will no doubt pepper him with enough questions about Ali and Namath and Breslin and Crystal to cause gridlock at the gates.

It could cause gridlock with cars idling, spewing out exhaust, so it'd be just as bad," says Bruce McCall about the inspiration for this week's cover, "A Greater, Greener New York".

On the positive side, concerns about access for businesses and deliveries could spur innovation in this field, and he believes the plans as they stand will not cause gridlock.

Along W Street on the city's poorer Southeast side, he left the Union Temple Baptist Church after a funeral for a former City Council member, only to cause gridlock as drivers abandoned their cars in the middle of the road to greet him.

In Bath, park-and-ride schemes did not run, causing gridlock in the city centre.

Electric trains, trams and traffic lights were also down across Adelaide, causing gridlock.

Thailand's benchmark index rose 1.2percentt despite protests against the government that caused gridlock in parts of Bangkok.

Police cordoned off the surrounding area, causing gridlock, and arrested Robert when he climbed back down to street level.

His mass camp-in has caused gridlock in the city centre, and hurt nearby businesses, including hotels.