Sentence examples for town traffic from inspiring English sources

"Soon the olive-green little car was zipping past the pedestrian town traffic," the notes said.

"If Scalia were reassigned to a 'slow track' institution such as a town traffic court, that would be better for everyone," the study recommended.

If you can escape town traffic, which is at times, frankly dangerous, the route around Como is breathtaking, autumn trees reflected exquisitely in the lake.

As it's a Harley, the engine is air-cooled, which works great on the motorway, but not so clever in town traffic, where it feels like you're sitting astride a chunk of the sun.

Two chapters later, some more dreams: "That morning he'd slept through his alarm, which he never did, caught up in dreams again, the remnants of which stuck with him as he cleared the town traffic and made it onto the Pike.... He'd dreamt of his cousin Michael and it had reminded him of when Michael had told him the story of Doug's father".

A two-fluid model of town traffic has been developed by extending ideas formulated in an earlier kinetic theory of multilane traffic.

Spend some time observing Mid-town traffic, and see for yourself.

Both WestportNow.com and KentTribune.com report a healthy percentage of out-of-town traffic.

If we're visiting Winnipesaukee for the entire weekend, we stay at the posher Wolfeboro Inn in the village proper, where we can beat the small-town traffic jams by walking downtown for burgers on the terrace at Garwood's or the Dockside Grille, enormous ice-cream cones at Bailey's Bubble and shopping at the Country Bookseller.

The film opens with a warning from his security chief, Torval (Kevin Durand) about cross-town traffic, resultant of presidential death-threats.

While sampling the city's various cuisines is part of the fun of being an Angeleno, you don't always have to travel far — or brave cross-town traffic — to get a taste of its tastiest traditions.