Sentence examples for roaring traffic from inspiring English sources

Small wonder that Internet chatrooms get roaring traffic.

And she could do anything with that voice - she crooned and whispered, bayed like a dog and impersonated roaring traffic.

Instead, the urban atmosphere will remain one of high density and roaring traffic, and the EU district a city apart.

A WORLD apart from the roaring traffic on the Boulevard Haussmann in Paris lies the Musée Jacquemart-André, a discreet but vast mansion replete with Italian Renaissance treasures.

It's full of neighbourhoods described as edgy and buzzy, which means crowded, frenzied, noisy, confusing, with flashing lights, roaring traffic and general sensory overload.

It was the same story in Florence, where I found the proximity of roaring traffic terrifying, particularly on the narrow walkway by the river Arno.

I plant bountiful kitchen gardens and thick hedgerows against roaring truck traffic, build window seats under the eaves, learn to ride and keep horses out back.

CATHY SILBERMAN Executive Director, Association for Safe International Road Travel Rockville, Md., June 28 , 2011To the Editor: Where once a boy and a girl in love could amble on the banks of the Seine in Paris, stopping every now and then to steal a kiss, in today's world, lovers have been largely replaced by snarling, roaring automobile traffic.

And you get most of that torque well below 3000 rpm, so the engine is barely revving by the time you're roaring past traffic.

Relatives and friends of the couples crowded the church's entryway, spilling onto the sidewalks of a busy street that roared with traffic night and day.

"This illusion of nature is a bit ridiculous with all the traffic roaring past up above".