Sentence examples for grim traffic from inspiring English sources

His visit aggravated the city's already grim traffic jams, called tapones, prompting some cynical reactions.

The new law also does not include women who were raped, meaning grim traffic across the Irish Sea for abortions will continue.

The range is from Ms. Hatoum's grim "Traffic," whose two old suitcases joined by a flow of dark human hair conjure an image of human trafficking, to Yoan Capote's comic "Nostalgia," a suitcase full of bricks.

In this excerpt from 'People Smuggling in Sicily Europee or Die,' VICE News meets a former smuggler who provides an insight into the vast network of people involved in the grim business of trafficking, and suggests ways Europe could save many migrants' lives.

LOS ANGELES — The warnings had been grim: a knot of traffic stretching from the Pacific Ocean to downtown Los Angeles.

(Scott) ★ 'Eden' (No rating, 1 38) The story of an underage Korean-American teenager (Jamie Chung) conscripted into sexual slavery in New Mexico and imprisoned in a storage locker is a grim portrait of human trafficking that avoids lurid extremes.

Dinko's love for a Mexican girl who is destined for the sex trade triggers a grim story involving human trafficking, prostitution rings and the peculiar sexual fetish of a Russian mobster that gets the attention of the cops.

Here's some news to cheer about, from the grim world of sex trafficking.

Fluttering somewhere between sport and passion, it can leave in its path a grim tableau of ruined marriages, traffic chaos and pride, both wounded and stoked.

Getting around The traffic is so grim and the city so compact it's best to use your feet, but you can buy a Giranapoli ticket, valid on subways, buses and funiculars.

But while her plot traffics heavily in grim incident, she maintains a winning proportion of whimsy throughout.