Sentence examples for it's gridlock from inspiring English sources
It's gridlock on the roads.
When the president comes to New York City, it's gridlock all over again.
"It's gridlock," said Senator Lincoln Chafee, Republican of Rhode Island, one of the moderates who repeatedly bucked party leaders by demanding that tax cuts be paid for by either spending cuts or tax increases in other areas.
"They try to spin it like it's gridlock.
LOS ANGELES — It was gridlock on the yellow brick road over the weekend as "Oz the Great and Powerful," backed by a megawatt marketing campaign, took in about $80.3 million in North America and $69.9 million overseas.
IF there is an overarching concept for Art Basel Miami Beach, the annual art fair that in less than a decade has evolved into a critical fixture on the international art circuit, it is gridlock.
London IT was gridlock in the British Museum the other morning as South African teenagers, Japanese businessmen toting Harrods bags, and a busload of German tourists — the usual crane-necked, camera-flashing babel of visitors — formed scrums before the Rosetta Stone, which Egyptian authorities just lately have again demanded that Britain return to Egypt.
AS Venice shimmered beneath a pale full moon last week, it was gridlock time on the Grand Canal, with water taxis laden with American plutocrats and their couture-clad inamoratas racing from palazzo to palazzo to attend dinners and receptions to mark the opening of the 49th Venice Biennale.
The real estate boom from a federal government that is as go-go as it is gridlocked is threatening to swallow the Stevens school from its prime site, trust officials warn.
It was gridlocked for hours".
