Sentence examples for most congested sidewalks from inspiring English sources

The veterans and other vendors were banned from using the most congested sidewalks in 1990, after legislators responded to complaints from building owners and retailers about lost business.

Then in 1991, as soldiers returned from the Persian Gulf, Tom Cusick, the president of the Fifth Avenue Association, struck deals with city and state officials that in effect restricted the veterans' numbers in Midtown by making the most congested sidewalks, particularly those on major avenues, off limits.

"How can that work?" Bus shelters, very popular with riders, draw the ire of community activists in the city's most congested areas, who argue that their sidewalks are busy enough.

The spot was so popular that merchants erected shanties on the sidewalk and then into West Street, turning the city's most congested street into a narrow passageway.

Four dancers bumping into one another symbolized congested sidewalks.

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It is the most congested part of Europe's most congested country.

It sits in one of the most congested parts of the most congested borough.

The location was all wrong for him, Ms. Ostrow said — too far west, with congested sidewalks.

These moves alone can make walking down congested sidewalks less like an Olympic event.

There are alternatives to the most congested airports.