Sentence examples for stuck in gridlock from inspiring English sources

Ambulances stuck in gridlock".

But you will never see ants stuck in gridlock.

If you're not in one, good luck – even though most drivers will be stuck in gridlock.

Others only put it in the top 25; regardless, Jakarta drivers are guaranteed to spend significant portions of their lives stuck in gridlock.

While Congress is stuck in gridlock, leadership is active region by region, as I found in research for my book Move.

Under the current administration, the incentives are high right now for California – and other states and municipalities – to advance priorities that are stuck in gridlock or moving backward at the federal level.

It was stuck in a gridlock.

Ominously, the Chargers' new gridiron stadium has been stuck in bureaucratic gridlock for nearly a decade.

Limousines and motorcades ferried the dignitaries from airports to meetings to hotels and back, often getting stuck in Midtown Manhattan gridlock.

As for the FEC, it is too stuck in partisan gridlock to tighten its own rules.Many Republicans resist reform in part because they see super PACs as a possible counterweight to Mr Obama's overwhelming fund-raising advantage in 2008.

And a reprieve from euro jitters might just focus attention on another trouble spot: Washington, where a Congressional supercommittee failed to reach a budget-cutting compromise last month and measures to extend the payroll tax cut are stuck in political gridlock.