Sentence examples for scattering traffic from inspiring English sources

Cop said "Come on then" and with siren screaming led them at 60 miles an hour thru red lights and scattering traffic.

Traffic leading to the Lincoln Tunnel on Route 3 in New Jersey was delayed because utility poles were uprooted and scattered in traffic lanes.

The convening of United Nations General Assembly brought together the usual cluster of halted East Side traffic, scattered protests, and both African despots and populist leaders struggling to carve out democracies.

Photo: Less than two weeks after rain flooded many parts of the Northeast, scattered downpours interrupted traffic yesterday on several highways in the New York region.

By Alexis Okeowo September 27 , 2010The convening of United Nations General Assembly brought together the usual cluster of halted East Side traffic, scattered protests, and both African despots and populist leaders struggling to carve out democracies.

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.

In the capital, he cut a terrifying figure, scattering crowds as he raced through traffic in a Land Cruiser with a licence plate that read 'demon'demon

Unlike the deer -- a threat by their sheer numbers and traffic hazards -- the invading black bear sends people scattering and their hearts skittering.

Many schools and some highways were closed, with scattered power failures and traffic accidents reported as residents awoke to 10 inches or more of wet snow for the morning rush.

The car looked like a shark, gray and understated with a muscular torso and pale interior, and moved like one, nosing swiftly into lanes of traffic that scattered like so many dinky minnows.

Scattering Ashes into Biscayne Bay.