Sentence examples for take the traffic from inspiring English sources

Logically, I would have thought that a new large airport somewhere around Newbury would (a) take the traffic pressure off London and (b) make the airport far more accessible for people from the South, Southwest, The Midlands and South Wales.

However, it has even warned users that if it can't take the traffic it may put the invite-only hurdle back in place.

It would take the traffic-snarled, congested subway hub around the Atlantic Center and force-multiply the chaos in innumerable and unimaginable ways.

The first was the flatter and broader and took the traffic from the ferry and the bus that ran every 20 minutes to Dunfermline.

"What we're thinking of doing is changing the priorities on some of the streets so it's not just about taking the traffic out," he said.

Finally, the authors in [18] propose a user association based on the concept of topology potential which takes the traffic load of users and the available renewable energy of base stations into consideration for energy-load tradeoffs.

We'll take the bad traffic and we'll give you back good traffic.

The city planning director, Robert Cotter, said the plans for the 35-acre Colgate Redevelopment Area, which includes the Goldman site, take the additional traffic into account.

Now, we take the second traffic factor into the gradient field.

Once the A344 has been shut, the northern and eastern approach to the roundabout will need to take the extra traffic caused by the closure.

Frank Pepe the Spot, next door, takes the overflow traffic from the main restaurant.