Sentence examples for immense traffic from inspiring English sources

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

So either the owners deliberately designed the bar and lounge to create an immense traffic jam on the way to the dining room or they had no idea before it opened that this would be the restaurant of the moment.

Around Abuja, a made-to-order, modernistic new capital at the fault-line center of Nigeria dividing the Christian south from the Muslim north, security appeared to have been sharply tightened, with immense traffic jams in front of checkpoints on the roads leading into the city.

By leveraging his immense traffic to attract donations and to sell T-shirts and other gear, Mr Inman raised $1m in nine days enough, with matching funding from New York State, to buy the building.Web cartoons have an important political role where speech is constrained.

Maritime traffic accounts for more than half the total amount of goods loaded and unloaded in the Netherlands, and, indeed, the whole southern part of the North Sea may be likened to an immense traffic square, fed by the Thames, Rhine, Maas, and Schelde rivers, with links into the hinterland of the continent that make it one of the greatest commercial arteries of the world.

Very soon an immense traffic jam of landing craft and amphibious vehicles built up about 1,000 yards offshore.

Somehow, in the immense, traffic-laden city of Los Angeles, we'd managed to find — again and again — the right person.

"It had immense foot traffic outside," he says.

Each morning immense commuter traffic flows towards the centre.

Information barriers remain formidable, but with immense tourist traffic between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, more unfiltered images are making it to the mainland.

Even worse, the immense site traffic at The Drudge Report enjoys, combined with Drudge's implication that this horrible mugging incident in Pittsburgh was in fact targeted political violence against Republicans, could result in widespread panic amongst by McCain supporters mislead by Drudge's manipulative reporting into thinking that they were the target of some kind of organized assault.