Sentence examples for maze of traffic from inspiring English sources

He welcomed the fact that the sculpture would be next to a public path and would have seating nearby to allow contemplation, and compared the gardens favourably with the setting for Hubert Le Sueur's equestrian statue of Charles I at Charing Cross, "which, in order to look at closely and appreciate in detail, you have to risk your life in crossing a maze of traffic".

Much of the medieval Jewish quarter is a whitewashed maze devoid of traffic.

Cihan Eroglu spends his days winding deftly through the erratic maze of Istanbul traffic on his motorbike for a courier service.

We may not be able to rescue every person caught in the maze of the trafficking industry, but we can help some.

In 1998, she said, there were 238 vehicular accidents, mostly the result of a baffling maze of lanes and traffic signals and a shortage of visible directional signs along the circle where major arteries like Vanderbilt Avenue, Union Street, the park drive in Prospect Park, Flatbush Avenue and Eastern Parkway converge.

Past the host's station is a maze of booths and traffic-choked aisles.

Given its location between Horatio and Gansevoort Streets, at the tip of the meatpacking district's cobblestone maze of clubs, tipsy street traffic can be an issue.

Around the same time that Abbott's New Card Games was published, Abbott sent his maze, Traffic Maze in Floyd's Knob, to Martin Gardner.

As Ms. Romero walks through the city's maze of sidewalks, the intense sound of traffic actually helps with cardinal direction.

In October, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors accepted the recommendations of a 36-member task force that had labored for three years on a plan to turn this traffic-clogged maze of malls and office parks into an urban center that has more housing and is less dependent on cars.

Investors rushed in, transforming Yangon, a city of moldering colonial-era buildings punctuated by the spires of centuries-old Buddhist pagodas, into a traffic-clogged maze of cranes, upscale hotels and brightly lighted cafes.