Sentence examples for gridlock with a from inspiring English sources

And that, apparently, involves accosting drivers in gridlock with a swarm of drones.

On a Friday night, the bar was in gridlock, with a spirited crowd dressed in peasant blouses and plaid cowboy shirts.

America's voters, having vented their fury in the 2014 mid-terms, now face still more gridlock, with a Republican Congress at loggerheads with a Democratic president.

Illinois lawmakers sent the governor a new state budget, trying to end gridlock with a plan built around borrowing money and leaving bills unpaid.

But, even if she didn't intend the significance that I take away from the show — an antagonism to art's organs of commerce and authority in gridlock with a profound dependence on them — her career has a timely political importance.

Less clear is whether that newly gained popularity will power up Obama's bully pulpit, enabling him to break the political gridlock with a substantive agenda that includes economic recovery, gun violence prevention and immigration reform.

PO can no longer blame its failures and inefficiencies on a bureaucratic gridlock with an obstructionist president.

For that reason, I think we can expect continued policy gridlock, with an additional element of partisan conflict by way of Democratic-led House investigations into the Trump administration.

At current rates of investment, McKinsey says, India's already congested cities will face gridlock with only a quarter of the necessary trains and metros and a severe shortage of water.

Even in the dark, its narrow roads were gridlocked with a line of coaches and cars tailing back out of town.

BANGKOK — Early unofficial tallies from a long-awaited election in Thailand showed pro-democracy forces gridlocked with a party seeking to entrench the military in politics, a surprise result that could keep junta head Prayuth Chan-ocha in power.