Sentence examples for gridlock with from inspiring English sources
Total gridlock — with neither party able to enact any major legislation — might follow.
Instead they got gridlock, with politicians both old and new incapable of forming a government.
PO can no longer blame its failures and inefficiencies on a bureaucratic gridlock with an obstructionist president.
The inconclusive February election has left Italy in political gridlock with no bloc receiving enough votes to govern.
There were none of the three-hour backups that have plagued the airport in recent days, raising fears of gridlock with the Games less than two weeks away.
On a Friday night, the bar was in gridlock, with a spirited crowd dressed in peasant blouses and plaid cowboy shirts.
Its circular drive was gridlocked with flashy cars and S.U.V.'s.
Where the workshop stood there is now a wide stretch of road gridlocked with cars.
Sprawl continues at a maddening pace, while once-rustic areas may now be gridlocked with S.U.V.'s and power boats.
Two hours before the election announcement, Cairo's streets were gridlocked with cars trying to leave downtown, and it was all but impossible to board a subway train.
Some 17 years after the end of Croatia's war of independence, the city's medieval walled Old Town is gridlocked with tourists during the summer.
