Sentence examples for made traffic from inspiring English sources

Gridlock Sam has made traffic his world view.

The eavesdropping revealed how officers made traffic and parking tickets disappear for friends and relatives.

Many residents say the construction has made traffic problems worse, disrupted their sleep and shaken the foundations of their homes.

But the movie has been even more prominent in his thoughts lately, as he made "Traffic" and "Erin Brockovich".

In the 15th century, however, the rise of the Ottoman Turks was followed by a rule of oppression and exploitation, and piracy made traffic on the sea hazardous.

Anderson was involved three times, Giggs once and Tevez twice, as United's sharp, incisive passing made traffic cones of their opponents.

One of my favourite community building projects is Leefstraten (living streets), in which a bunch of streets are being made traffic-free, all summer long.

The law made trafficking a federal crime and greatly increased prosecutorial resources and, to a lesser extent, victim protections.

Law enforcement agencies in Alameda County have made trafficking enforcement a top priority in recent years, creating a task force spearheaded by Dist.

Nothing will make traffic evaporate.

Instead, it had the bizarre effect of making traffic worse.