Sentence examples for long traffic from inspiring English sources

Sometimes lorries hit a railway bridge there, causing long traffic jams.

The weekend's popularity ultimately became a handicap, with long traffic back-ups approaching the club.

The collapse caused a long traffic backup on one of the main highways into Tokyo.

Some roads were closed to allow protesters to make their way towards Dover's eastern docks, causing long traffic tailbacks.

"The hardest part of the drive was getting stuck in several long traffic jams, but we remained calm and worked through it," Mr. Taylor added.

Lawmakers later retreated from the demand after business leaders expressed concerns about long traffic lines at major border crossings, like the one Detroit shares with Windsor, Ontario.

To keep her family in Atherton, she commuted to the office, which required a long, traffic-clogged drive across the Golden Gate Bridge.

The low-rise town is nicely buzzy, with lots of cafes, a long traffic-free seafront full of cyclists and skateboarders, and teenagers playing football by the "big tower".

"The desert bandits, who have long trafficked in slaves, are now doing the same with drugs, weapons and illegal immigrants," he wrote in an online comment.

Although his site and SwapAGift.com offer slightly different services, both owe their inspiration to www.ebay.com, which has long trafficked in unwanted gift cards.

More than anything, McKillop wanted to introduce scientific standards to a business that had long trafficked more in the so-called dark arts, turf management heavy on expertise and feel.