Sentence examples for congested on from inspiring English sources

The Great North of Scotland's main role was providing a relief route when the Highland Railway route south to Perth was congested, on one Sunday conveying twenty-one troop specials from Keith to Aberdeen.

"It's very congested on the roads, so they're frustrated and they tend to take it out on each other".

Hadleigh Gardens, a cul-de-sac in Herne Bay with views over the Thames estuary, was unusually congested on Tuesday evening.

One reason teams can park the bus is that traffic in front of goal is so congested on corner kick and free kicks in an opponent's half.

It's congested on -2, where Dustin Johnson has now landed, with birdies on two of the first three, as well as Rose following a bogey on the 17th.

The second method uses historical traffic patterns to assume that because a specific road was congested on a Friday at 2pm two weeks ago, it probably will again be congested this Friday at 2pm.

The distinction of free (i.e., non-congested) and congested flow on the speed-density model was carried out by Eddie [16] and Underwood [17] and was investigated in an important empirical test by Drake et al. [18].

Traffic agents patrol congested areas on foot, covering about 10to1515 blocks a day.

In Trad et al. [16], when the channel is detected congested (based on Real-Time Control Protocol (RTCP) packet loss and delay feedback information) a central element performs the adaptation of codecs using common transcoding methods for all calls entering the wireless cell (incoming flows only).

And on December 15th the Karrada district was congested for hours when roads were sealed off for the official opening of the new headquarters of the traffic police.

Taxi driver Daniel Thembo says the city can be congested for hours every morning and evening, while "sometimes on Mondays and Fridays it lasts all day".