Sentence examples for plunging traffic from inspiring English sources

News Corp bought MySpace in 2005 for $580m but has fallen way behind Facebook and faces plunging traffic and ad revenues.

SAN ANTONIO — Dirk Nowitzki grimaced and gritted his teeth, plunged into traffic and contorted himself in the lane.

The chase continued across 43rd Street and over to Fifth Avenue until the man plunged into traffic again and disappeared.

The Civil Aviation Authority said it would "thoroughly examine" the circumstances of the disaster after a vintage Hawker Hunter jet plunged into traffic on the A27 in West Sussex on Saturday while performing a loop-the-loop style stunt.

The construction of a national railway network meant a national railway timetable and the arrival of a countrywide time zone.The most obvious spillover effect of the telecoms boom was that the oversupply sent the price of internet traffic plunging.

The Delhi Transport Corporation's old stage-carriages pause at stops for only half a beat, before plunging back into the traffic.

The highway police told state radio that the bus slammed into the cars, which had slowed for heavy traffic, before plunging off the road and falling dozens of feet down the ravine, about 160 miles south of Rome.

As the parent railroad's passenger traffic began plunging from the record highs of World War II, when G.I.s flowed through its arches, the station's overlords cut spending for the maintenance of the once-gleaming station, and it assumed a grimy atmosphere of neglect.

And a spectacular one it is, too: subterranean abduction, murder, trafficking, planes plunging into the sea like gannets, human flotsam washed up under Albion's white cliffs.

Google chose the latter option, and, Axel said, traffic plunged.

TradeComet said its traffic plunged by 90percentt after Google imposed its new pricing terms.