Sentence examples for course traffic from inspiring English sources

Reality shows, of course, traffic in fantasy, not truth, and are far less realistic.

And, of course, traffic at Logan International Airport was paralyzed, marooning thousands of people on a prime winter vacation week.

Colsaerts had to withdraw after injuring his elbow when he fell off a scooter he was riding to circumvent golf course traffic.

By then, of course, traffic had firmed up, like a chemical compound that instantly goes from a gas to a solid.

Mr. Scherbaum, too, hopes to find time to pursue his own interests and confer with Mayor Matthew Carter of Montclair on shared munic ipal miseries such as pollu tion, school facilities and, of course, traffic.

Of course, traffic numbers are a bit odd to use with StumbleUpon because the service doesn't require that you visit its actual site if you use its popular web browser toolbar.

In the four years since Dub began publishing in Los Angeles, what might be called the Dub lifestyle of eye-popping jewelry, ear-splitting hip-hop and, of course, traffic-stopping cars customized to the hilt, has moved from the streets of East Los Angeles to the boardrooms of Hollywood, Madison Avenue and even the Big Three automakers.

"White Christmas," of course, traffics in nostalgia.

Of course trafficking happens and none of us would deny that there's a high level of rape and violence in prostitution but I feel at the route of that is that [when it's criminalised] you can't report to the police, you can't get cases to court and fear of arrest is a massive disincentive to get help".

In the months ahead, you can expect more reporting systems, more detailed traffic-data collection and, of course, more traffic.

"You can get on the golf course, the traffic is nothing compared to February traffic and the rentals in the summer are half price," he said.