Sentence examples for creeping traffic from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Siegel says the proposed public benefits are "not good enough", considering the city's creeping traffic gridlock.

It's a sight that stirs the souls of architecture buffs and cosmopolites alike, and as I stared ahead and upward amid the creeping traffic on a visit there this summer, I felt a mix of excitement and apprehension.

Somehow, despite high gas prices, creeping traffic and exasperating construction delays, the road that presumably goes on forever has remained a reliable source of freedom dreams, pop songs and plot-lite fiction.

Howard Black, 56, a real estate agent from Arlington, Va., who was on his way to Boston, said he had been stuck in creeping traffic for three hours before he finally decided to pull off and take a nap at the Vince Lombardi rest stop on the New Jersey Turnpike.

"I wake up every morning and I think, 'You know what, I'm a lucky bastard,' " Mr. Rosen said, creeping through traffic in the back seat of a black Mercedes S-class on a recent afternoon.

But at that moment Giuliani's caravan, including the candidate, in a black S.U.V., and his security team and campaign staff, was creeping through traffic in the busy Market Center of the old city, several blocks away.

I love the silently lumbering giant, I love the velvety smoothness of its motion, I love creeping through traffic jams with the stereo radio blasting the overture to "Cosi Fan Tutte" from all four speakers; above all, I love bowling along motorways in the sun.

FROM the window of his waterfront office in the Dumbo section of Brooklyn, Sufjan Stevens can see traffic creeping along Manhattan's eastern edge, just across the river.

Creeping convoys slowed traffic on the main ring road around Barcelona, and similar action was being mounted in Merida in the agricultural west of Spain.

This was illustrated vividly in July when University of Cincinnati police officer Ray Tensing fatally shot Samuel DuBose in the head through his driver's window after his vehicle appeared to begin creeping away from a traffic stop over a missing front licence plate.

Because only the electric motors work at low speeds, most off-roading, traffic-jam creeping and parking-lot crawling in this Suburban would be zero-emissions driving.