Sentence examples for get into traffic from inspiring English sources

Seoul's press and public have wanted to jail U.S. soldiers who get into traffic accidents.

Once you're out you might not be able to come back for hours because of traffic and once you stay in you are trapped because you don't want to get into traffic.

When the work was shared equally, the robots often got into traffic jams as they tried to remove artificial soil particles, the team reports today here at the annual meeting of the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology.

To the best of her recollection, she and Schmitz might have been "having a tobacco" together after a commission meeting, and she was dreading getting into traffic to begin the long drive home to Crescent City.

"You may think youre a swell and admirable person," he asserts, "but how many times do you have to get into a traffic accident before you wonder about your driving skills?" Nice answer, but no one will know whether Exposure is helpful or offensive until he publishes it.

While someone is trying to get into a traffic lane and you let them in, don't be offended if they wave to you in a different way.

NATS, or National Air Traffic Services, runs courses for people looking to get into the air traffic control industry.

Consider these factors: Get into a high-traffic area.

At a crosswalk, the dog tried to get ahead, into traffic, and again a quiet word was all that was needed to stop him.

"I was fine until I got into New York traffic," Devecchi groaned.

The New Yorker, May 19 , 1934P. 16 A truckdriver and his helper got into a traffic snarl and rubbed wheels with a roadster driven by a smartly turnedout gentleman.