Sentence examples for major gridlock from inspiring English sources

"We did not have any serious major gridlock situations".

But the authorities predict major gridlock today and tomorrow, as the three-day gathering of world leaders begins in earnest.

According to traffic surveys and field observations, traffic authorities have come up with a desirable traffic distribution over the west-north river crossings to avoid any major gridlock in the AM peak hour.

If a couple of accidents create major gridlock in Denver, Philadelphia, or Richmond on Election Day, that will hurt Obama.

They will be overcrowded, possibly causing a major gridlock.

President Obama's visit here in August 2010, for example, forced the closing of a major thoroughfare, unleashing gridlock on the entire west side of the city.

"What we're proposing on a bipartisan basis is a way to end the major sources of gridlock around here," said Senator Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan, who, along with Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, unveiled the plan.

"What we're proposing on a bipartisan basis is a way to end the major sources of gridlock around here," said Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich)., one of eight senators who crafted the proposal that would give the Senate two new ways to end filibusters.

Also, another argument: in some of these places in Africa, China, and South Asia, you're already in a place where roads in major cities are gridlocked, and we haven't got to the stage where the average man owns a car.

Also, another argument: in some of these places in Africa, China and South Asia, you're already in a place where roads in major cities are gridlocked, and we haven't got to the stage where the average man owns a car.

MEXICO -- The 2,000-mile 2,000-mileh the United States was in gridlock at major crossing points as Mexican commuters tried to carry on borderss in the United States despite heightened security.