Sentence examples for how far traffic from inspiring English sources

"The airlines' survival depends on how far traffic falls and how long it lasts".

That, too, helped at Thanksgiving, so that I could know how far traffic would be bumper-to-bumper as we exited the city.

There was, as the Caseys found, a good deal of Pentagon traffic on how far the rules could be stretched.

Throw in Traffic, which shows how far business is the best rescuing act American racial stereotypes can hope for.

Parents were asked about the type of heating in the home, whether the house could be described as damp and how far the next street with heavy traffic was.

The amendments, including the decision to banish "accident" from the department's traffic-crash vocabulary, showed how far the city had come, Mr. White said.

I also began to distinctly see how far my perspective and understanding of something like human trafficking is from the reality of living with the possibility of being trafficked, or seeing it happen around you.

At the edge of our clearing, beyond the flashing police lights, the immense traffic jam we'd caused stretched who knew how far.

How far is your house from college, and is there a lot of traffic on the way?

Parents were asked "How far away is your address (beeline) from a busy street (rush hour traffic/through traffic)," and answer categories were predefined as "< 50 m" and "> 50 m".

I groaned about how far away it was, and was embarrassed when — in the middle of the day, without traffic — it took us only about 10 minutes to get there.