Sentence examples for non-stop traffic from inspiring English sources

"From 9am to 10pm on weekdays, the centre of Moscow is a non-stop traffic jam.

From 9am to 10pm on weekdays, the centre of Moscow is a non-stop traffic jam "The obvious challenge is the traffic which has grown dramatically in recent years," says Vadim Kriger, founder of Moscow Bike Tours.

Then were two through lines for non-stop traffic, added in 1903.

Where an 18ft army checkpoint, known as the Camel's Hump, stood during the Troubles, 18ft-high stainless-steel sculptures of dancers and musicians now overlook non-stop flows of traffic between the two countries.

But first, the inspiring part: Faced with losing their homes, farms, health--and sheer sanity--from the blasting and non-stop war-zone traffic of coal operators within 300 feet of their living rooms--southern Illinois residents with deep coal mining roots in Harrisburg were taking a courageous stand for climate and coalfield justice.

The Blue Water Bridge crossing has six lanes of bridge traffic and non-stop freeway access, therefore providing a quicker route than the busier Ambassador Bridge crossing in Windsor, which features over ten traffic lights leading to the bridge.

That data then becomes a living, breathing part of the city, which can adjust itself (think of traffic management) based on non-stop data analysis.

Canada geese and gulls and mallards land on the water, but the traffic is always scattering them, or the non-stop wakes shake them loose.

Traffic from overseas is growing steadily thanks to non-stop flights by Delta Air Lines to Tokyo and Amsterdam.

Ratings for NHK's non-stop coverage averaged 50.8% and peaked at 89.7% at 6 26 p.m. Vehicle traffic was noticeably lighter throughout the day in Tokyo.

Airlines are rapidly adding traffic between Charlotte and New York--between Delta, US Airways, Continental and JetBlue, there are 26 daily non-stop flights in each direction.