Sentence examples for full gridlock from inspiring English sources
The 10-mile shutdown of Interstate 405, which put this city on full gridlock alert, ended Sunday morning — nearly 18 hours ahead of schedule — as construction crews demolishing part of Mulholland Bridge crossing the heavily used freeway finished their work much more quickly than expected, city officials said.
In roadways, almost total gridlock.
Even full government gridlock would be better than that.
The Mayor and his team need to do more to tackle both forms of congestion – both the buses which are unacceptably full and the bus gridlock, which dominates central London.
AS Venice shimmered beneath a pale full moon last week, it was gridlock time on the Grand Canal, with water taxis laden with American plutocrats and their couture-clad inamoratas racing from palazzo to palazzo to attend dinners and receptions to mark the opening of the 49th Venice Biennale.
Whole towns, communities and cities are racing to a full reliance on renewable energy, despite the gridlock in Washington, DC.
After inching slowly along circuitous routes through downtown, many finally arrived at the garage only to find a "full" sign, a backup of vehicles and gridlock.
In Bridgeport, Connecticut, where the car was introduced in the summer of 1933, it caused such a sensation that gridlock followed, and anxious drivers implored Fuller to keep it off the streets at rush hour.
Maybe it was the perpetual gridlock on LA's streets, the full-blown reality of climate change, or the expanding spare tire I'd grown since turning middle-aged.
"If traffic looks bad on the A14 now with it operating virtually at full capacity, this is nothing compared to the disastrous gridlock we shall have when the economy picks up again," he said.
