Sentence examples similar to jammed thoroughfares from inspiring English sources
The village of Kuta became a crowded thoroughfare jammed with boutiques, bars and eventually the Sari Club.
(Later, rather less lovably, he is to tell drama students at Pudding Club that from his lunchtime chat with Finley "I learned a hell of a lot more about Aristotle than I wanted to know"). 2 P.M.: Carson is driven to Pudding H.Q. on Holyoke Street — narrow thoroughfare jammed with fans, through whom club officials have to force a way to the entrance.
A quick trip through Brooklyn and Queens, for example, showed that several major thoroughfares were jammed without much police presence.
MOSCOW — Moscow's typically traffic-clogged central thoroughfare was jammed this day with people, basking in a rare late-winter sun as a fire department marching band in lime-green uniforms and shiny gold helmets warmed up for a spring festival parade.
Leaving the museum, wind your way through quiet brick lanes and buzzing main thoroughfares lined with cafes and boutiques and jammed with walkers and bicyclists.
The main thoroughfare is closed to traffic and is jammed with concessions hawking crafts, antiques, clothing, jewelry and foods.
Everything was jammed up.
