Sentence examples for face traffic from inspiring English sources
LOS ANGELES — Before they face traffic on the 405 freeway, grab an In-N-Out burger or zip off to Rodeo Drive to see whatever they think is there, visitors who arrive here through LAX first stare up at the futuristic spider-shaped building at the center of the airport, welcoming them to the edge of America.
It has also operated a route between New Jersey and Martha's Vineyard, and the tribe has said it is interested in eventually linking Boston, Cape Cod, and possibly Newport, R.I. Inez S. Mirra of Old Westbury called in sick to her office to make the Wednesday's trip to Foxwoods, her first to the casino; one reason she has not visited is her refusal to face traffic on Interstate 95, she said.
When vehicles face traffic lights, the pattern could be considered as the combination of braking and speeding up.
Not only do air passengers today face traffic, security procedures and lengthy check-in lines, but they're also experiencing more delays.
Yes, tourism is their primary economic driver, so this obvious tourist could be misconstruing Hawaiian realities outside of the resorts, as locals face traffic, falling housing prices and foreclosures.
A second set of brothers Isa, 21, and Ismail Iqbal, 20, - who are also cousins of the Banaris brothers – also face trafficking charges and will remain behind bars until reappearing in court in November.
"He would pull off the road and open the trunk so that the equipment faced traffic," his son says.
The campaign consists of fairly basic stuff – walk facing traffic and look left, right and left again before crossing.
In my town, a lot of people ride on the sidewalk or facing traffic, a danger to everybody.
This summer, the State Legislature, facing traffic so bad that entire political campaigns are now run on "the transportation mess," was forced to show it recognized the problem.
His aides seemed to think facing traffic might be a better bet than any more questions on that score and hustled him away.
