Sentence examples for cripple traffic from inspiring English sources

Of course, I got to hear police and paramedics respond to the things that made the six o'clock news or the front page the shootings, the stabbings, the home invasions, the 20-car pileups that cripple traffic for hours but more often than not, I heard things that news editors decided a long time ago shouldn't be broadcast or printed.

Of course, I got to hear police and paramedics respond to the things that made the 6 o'clock news or the front page the shootings, the stabbings, the home invasions, the 20-car pileups that cripple traffic for hours but more often than not, I heard things that news editors decided a long time ago shouldn't be broadcast or printed.

And the arrests of kingpins like El Chapo are supposed to cripple trafficking networks by removing their top commanders.

This, he says, might start to cripple trafficking networks and the incentives behind them, saving more people from detention centers or death at sea than anything that's been suggested to date.

These types of raids are supposed to cut into the cartel's profits, just as the arrest of kingpins like El Chapo are supposed to cripple trafficking networks by removing their top commanders.

Sure, the snow, which fell for more than 20 straight hours beginning Monday morning, crippled traffic everywhere, and the Massachusetts Turnpike lowered its speed limit to 40 miles an hour.

It crippled traffic on the lakes and throughout the Great Lakes basin region.

But it has a potentially fantastic bus network, crippled by traffic and poor management.

The area is crippled by traffic and a grade crossing for the Long Island Rail Road, said Laura Schultz, the vice president of Residents for a More Beautiful Syosset, a civic group.

Example: "Los Angeles is crippled with traffic.

Getting official reports was difficult, since the university website was crippled by incoming traffic.