Sentence examples for lively traffic from inspiring English sources
"lively traffic" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a busy street or highway, usually when the traffic is made up of many different vehicles (cars, trucks, buses, motorcycles, etc.). For example: "The downtown streets were alive with lively traffic as morning rush hour got underway."
The political turn in Belgrade has caused lively traffic on China's Internet bulletin boards, which last year were filled with anti-American venom.
Olivier Stip, the vice president of marketing for Cartier North America, said that an advertisement placed in June generated lively traffic for the jeweler's Love collection.
Other republics left the Yugoslav fold, but those two were still joined in a federation, and relations were so good that there was no need for the police to oversee the lively traffic on a practically invisible border.
But if some parts of every block look deserted, they hardly seem ominous thanks to lively street traffic.
He let it be known that he and a partner in the Army in California-the partner supplied, Rock sold-were eager to expand their operations into northern Washington, which had a reputation for lively border traffic.
This week's street-wise king of the road is the wondrously musical sonofwebcore, who, whether going left or right, will undoubtedly wave the lines of lively song traffic in a healthy direction.
While Egypt has choked off access to Gaza, Israel has loosened it, with 400 lorries recently entering the strip from Israel via the Kerem Shalom crossing in a single day, the liveliest such traffic for many years.
Though this lively, virtually traffic-free resort is consistently rated as Austria's second-best ski destination, few Brits have heard of it because Ischgl's hotels prefer to cater for independent travellers rather than tour operator groups.
Towns, including Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo, developed lively trade based on canal traffic.
The episode also opened a lively and sometimes bemused blog traffic in Britain.
The annual Summergarden concerts at the Museum of Modern Art had to be approached with a certain degree of hope, for though the music might be well chosen and the performances lively, there was always the traffic noise to contend with.
