Sentence examples for congested passages from inspiring English sources
Against large and beautiful tarnished panels, to the intermittent accompaniment of Feargal Murray's insistent thrumming piano, O'Sullivan creates a dark and dazzling cabaret: she scorches a path through the congested passages of some of Shakespeare's most stately verse and tells the story as if it were her own and now.
It provoked cures galore; to ease the catarrh you boiled onions in milk blackened with pepper; for the congested passages you made a paste of boiled flour and nettles, wrapped it in a rag, and slapped it, sizzling, on the chest".
"Waze takes advantage of side streets, surface roads and empty pockets of space to route cars via the least congested passages of road, spreading traffic across the grid rather than only one major road," says Waze's spokeswoman Julie Mossler.
One University of Virginia study examined the problem by dripping a dye into congested subjects' nasal passages and asking them to blow their noses, all while giving them a CT scan.
Schiff had written beforehand about his sparing use of the sustaining pedal in the Goldberg, and the piano he was using had a relatively dry and analytical sound, but some passages still remained congested, with contrapuntal lines that refused to resolve.
Assaults are typically carried out against ships as they: –transit the heavily congested Bab el-Mandeb Strait; –await designated entry time-slots at anchorages off the Djibouti coast; –sail inside the 50-nautical-mile safety limit the IMB has recommended for passages along the East African coast (200 nautical miles in the case of Somalia).
The blocky, patchy compositions confidently occupy the rectangle of the picture, juxtaposing congested areas of high-contrast colors and black and white with open fields of luminous, subtly modulated color and passages of thickly troweled-on paint.
Bristol is very congested.
