Sentence examples for clogged highway from inspiring English sources

The appearance of the gas line caused others to stop, setting off a chain reaction down the already clogged highway and bringing traffic to a near standstill for at least 15 miles.

After jumping in his car and driving along a clogged highway, he ignites the gas tank of another driver after a battle over a parking space.

Before, she spent too much time on the clogged highway traveling between her apartment in Bridgeport and her job in Stamford.

The report says "getting it right" means encouraging cities that are dense, not spread out, with good public transport, not clogged highways.

But tens of thousands of others clogged highways leading to the beaches and rocky bluffs to see the towering waves that were expected.

A forecast of snow for today helped jump-start the Thanksgiving weekend yesterday as travelers hoping to beat the weather clogged highways, and shoppers out for turkey and trimmings added shovels and ice-melt to their lists.

Thousands clogged highways leading out of the area headed south, north and west, and arteries major and minor remained jammed as midnight approached on the West Coast — though by early Monday, Lake Oroville's water level had dropped to a point at which water was no longer spilling over, and the crisis appeared to be stabilizing.

PAGE A16 OBAMA SEEKS HIGH-SPEED TRAINS With clogged highways and overburdened airports, President Obama highlighted his ambition for the development of high-speed passenger rail lines in at least 10 regions, expressing confidence in the future of train travel even as he acknowledged that the American rail network remains far behind the rest of the world.

A breakdown would snarl the region's coal distribution, clogging highways with extra tractor-trailers and pushing up gas and electricity rates throughout the Pittsburgh region.

Erie County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz said officials were beginning to reunite drivers with abandoned cars that have been clogging highways.

Leaf-peepers might clog highways to spy Vermont's sugar maples and covered bridges each autumn, but New England isn't the only fall destination that enjoys a Technicolor spectacle as Mother Nature preps for winter.