Sentence examples for tiny traffic from inspiring English sources

Three Siberian elms were also planted on what was a tiny traffic island.

As cars stream past on both sides, a pedestrian perches on a tiny traffic island waiting for an opportunity to cross.

The prototype included a tiny traffic light, visible only to the wearer, that flashed yellow when the conversation was starting to drag and red when facial cues suggested the listener had completely tuned out.

Placing the statue on that tiny traffic island and then restricting pedestrian access so fans will not spill into the street and disrupt traffic is unacceptable to those of us who work here and support the city 365 days a year with our considerable taxes.

Despite PBA's tiny traffic statistics, Lauser is still able to match the 40% sell rate he gets on Ebay.

Usablenet also found that iOS devices accounted for 42% of the traffic, trumping Android, and trouncing the tiny traffic from Windows and Nokia devices.

Thousands of tiny traffic-monitoring sensors are being installed along highways in 27 cities nationwide under the program.

The rooms were like cells, the tiny balcony (traffic noise amplified, 14 floors up) so bleak your thoughts naturally turned to leaping.

Meyersville is a hamlet within Long Hill Township that radiates out from a tiny, incongruous traffic circle: a church and graveyard, a pair of restaurants, a convenience store that closes at 5 30, an antiques shop, a few houses from the 18th century and many more from the late 20th.

The truth made the doctors gasp themselves: During a bronchoscopy, they discovered the tumor was actually a tiny toy traffic cone the patient had received as part of a gift when he turned 7, according to The Guardian.

There were smaller signs of disruption, too, especially in tiny towns, where traffic has never been as much of a bother and where a night without lights seems to matter less.