Sentence examples for keep traffic out from inspiring English sources
Sohn was careful to keep traffic out of the pictures.
In a second day of protests on the streets of Cairo on Saturday, activists threw rocks at riot police, while a few dozen people manned makeshift barricades to keep traffic out of Tahrir Square.
But to keep traffic out of the village, the base of the main lift – a three-stage gondola – is in a car park just down the hill, so the skiing day starts with an irritating lift queue for the short descent.
It keeps traffic out of the town centre which is a massive benefit to the residents who live there.
The C320 has an adroitly constructed cabin that keeps traffic noise out, lets you easily converse with backseat passengers at 70 mph, and still receive enough input through the seat of your pants and the wheel to enjoy the job of driving.
During peak demand, the toll goes up to thin out the herd and keep traffic flowing.
Gunshots rang out repeatedly, although most of them came from American soldiers firing into the air to keep traffic back.
"My job is to keep traffic moving.
Proponents of the laws say they keep traffic down.
It would keep traffic further away from London.
