Sentence examples for clogging traffic from inspiring English sources
The phrase "clogging traffic" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a situation where there is a lot of traffic on a road and it is causing problems. For example: "The heavy rain resulted in cars clogging traffic on the freeway."
Downtown becomes one big party, with food booths, street performers and craft sellers clogging traffic but creating a festive air.
Angry protesters filled the streets of Karachi last week, clogging traffic lanes and public squares until police and paratroopers were forced to intervene.
We'd like to see as many cars as possible spending the day in the Intermodal Transportation Center, not clogging traffic or competing for parking elsewhere.
Elian's relatives here countered with the lawsuit demanding an asylum hearing as Cuban-Americans marched through the streets, clogging traffic and shouting their displeasure.
If the displaced protesters seemed ubiquitous on the streets this week — marching, chanting and clogging traffic after their eviction and during a series of planned demonstrations on Thursday — their Twitter footprint was at least as large.
And so, the brownstone neighborhood — one of the city's most genteel, but not its gentlest when it comes to political combat — is bristling with talk about how, exactly, that should be done without clogging traffic even more.
They say they will clog traffic on Main Street.
Some of the more elaborate memorials also clogged traffic as reporters, visitors and mourners visited them.
Reuters reported that the city's infamously clogged traffic had thinned during the broadcast.
For more than 70 days tent cities clogged traffic arteries on both sides of the harbour.
The turnout clogged traffic and filled subway trains and buses to overflow.
