Sentence examples for suffocating traffic from inspiring English sources

New York should move forward — and other U.S. cities with suffocating traffic should consider it, too.

Yes, the suffocating traffic can cause tempers to flare, but Bangaloreans are generally friendly and fun-loving.

What they experience on a daily basis is endless queuing for inedible bread and suffocating traffic congestion as the police force is increasingly burdened with the task of protecting the regime and its men.

Anam, whom we spoke to recently by phone from her co-working space just off Brick Lane, a traditionally Bangladeshi street in East London, is a vivid chronicler of her native country's modern preoccupations, from Dhaka's suffocating traffic to the dockyards of Chittagong, where poor laborers dismantle ships for parts.

Moving forward, Duterte's grandiose plans to suppress crime and proliferation of drugs, ameliorate Metro Manila's suffocating traffic and end the conflict in Mindanao will constantly run against the grain of political reality.

BEIJING — Here is the plan unwrapped last week by Beijing's city fathers to tackle the city's suffocating traffic: 280,000 new parking spaces; 1,000 share-a-bike stations; 348 miles of new subway track; 125 miles of new downtown streets; 23 miles of tunnels; 9 new transportation hubs; 3 congestion zones; and 1 cure-all, "the use of modern technology".

A shift from road to rail is also necessary for safety, environmental and economic reasons if Europe is not to suffocate in traffic jams and exhaust fumes and if it is to reduce the enormous number of accidents on its roads.

"Now, more and more, we tend to shut them off in large apartment houses and they have to go sit on the traffic island on Broadway suffocating from the fumes of the traffic".

Depicting Manila as a city of "six-hour traffic jams, suffocating pollution [and] horrifying sex trade", Sienna tells readers she has "run through the gates of hell".

Smatterings of tourists and locals stroll around the city's waterfront, enjoying a cityscape free from the maladies that haunt other Chinese metropolises: suffocating air pollution, constant traffic gridlock and crushing crowds on public transportation.

Los Angeles, with its smog, bum economy, suffocating state debt and off the charts traffic, is the past.