Sentence examples for fighting traffic from inspiring English sources

Instead of fighting traffic on your way to work every morning, you'd fight traffic on your way to work every morning while looking at the rings out your window!

Ms. Farlee did not think a four-day workweek would be feasible, but she was willing to try because she was also fighting traffic four hours each day.

He remembers selling sandwiches to fans almost 60 years ago, but does not like fighting traffic, so he plans to stay at the lodge on race day.

"If someone did a study showing geomagnetic storms affect radar guns, you can be sure the legal system would be flooded with millions of people fighting traffic tickets".

He sold hundreds of phony international drivers' licenses, which he said many of his customers have used in fighting traffic and parking tickets, for $135 each.

Movie broadcasts reach people who would not go to theaters for whatever reason: living room competition like on-demand movies, or the inconvenience of fighting traffic, or $250 tickets, or maybe thousands of miles of distance.

The American government ranks Thailand among the least effective of all countries in fighting trafficking, along with Iran, North Korea and Syria.

Girls Learn International is another example of high school kids fighting trafficking and helping kids abroad by keeping them in school.

"This shows the intention of the government to take the issue very seriously," said Bhuwan Ribhu, an activist who has spent the past decade fighting trafficking and child labour.

"If we're not already the industry leaders based on what we're doing, we are going to be the industry leaders in fighting trafficking online," Ms. McDougall said.

"Under the guise of fighting trafficking, the Commission is looking to shift the EU's external borders to the African coast," Green migration policy spokeswoman Ska Keller said in a statement.