Sentence examples for first gridlock from inspiring English sources

It was the first Gridlock Alert day of the holiday period.

First, that gridlock in Washington is rooted in a lack of familiarity between citizens and their representatives.

The first episode, "Gridlock", addresses private highway ownership and was released on October 15, 2007.

Instead, the year in immigration was marked first by gridlock and later, in November, by Obama's announcement of sweeping executive actions seeking to shield millions from deportation.

After all, there's only five years before 2015, only five years to make all that Second Avenue gridlock worth it.

First, if true gridlock prevails, the Bush-era tax cuts will expire at the end of this year.

Some technical experts worry that this band may soon grow so congested that it will create the world's first wireless data gridlock.

The driver of the S.U.V. behind us, locked in a battle with the driver of the Town Car beside him over who was going to get around the Mitzvah bus first, had struck Gridlock Sam's rear bumper.

But two years into his historical first term, partisan gridlock set in, halting the progress of the black agenda.

Albany entered its fifth week of gridlock on Monday with no resolution in sight.

Now in its eighth month, the gridlock has threatened to close universities and led to cuts in programs for the elderly, abused and addicted, all while sending the state's debt soaring.