Sentence examples for clogging the road from inspiring English sources

Since the early 19th century, when throngs of carriages clogging the road to the Royal Institution prompted the creation of London's first one-way street, public lectures have never really gone out of fashion in the British capital.

The blast left a crater 30 feet deep and 60 feet wide, and it set fire to cars and other vehicles clogging the road, trapping occupants in the inferno.

We cannot rush things, we cannot change the accident that is clogging the road, we cannot fix the broken down train ourselves.

So does the number of cars clogging the roads.

The advantages seemed clear: fewer buses clogging the roads, less pollution and safer transport without any increase in fares.

Many of Michigan's big firms, including car makers, are just-in-time manufacturers, and the garbage trucks clogging the roads from Canada are hurting their business.

The few days off each year in Israel that have no religious obligations see huge numbers of observant Jews clogging the roads and state parks.

These days, mainland Chinese get blamed for driving up real-estate prices, stealing the best jobs and clogging the roads with flashy European sports cars.

It is, admittedly, congested, stretching across a few dozen blocks that throb with tens of thousands of vendors, clogging the roads with makeshift stalls and tables.

On a recent Saturday, as well-dressed and made-up crowds started clogging the roads outside Surf Lodge and Ruschmeyer's, the brewing company was a study in true beach living: T-shirts, flip-flops and Mr. Van Asco on the guitar.

Signs of change are everywhere, from the construction crews clogging the roads to the soaring cranes that hover above the clear emerald waters and white beaches of the Gulf of Mexico.