Sentence examples for traffic all over from inspiring English sources

He died on the eve of the census, when traffic all over the city was stopped.

Alphabird was unavailable ahead of publication, but Justin Manes, Alphabird's chief operating officer, told Ad Week: "We buy lots of traffic all over the web, and we run a heavy ad load because you have to pay for it.

Despite the many forces trying to keep crowds away (fire at Miami airport, delays into Ft. Lauderdale Airport, traffic all over Miami, overbooked cab companies) over 150,000 enthusiastic fans made their way to Bicentennial Park on Friday for the 13th annual Ultra Music Festival.

The result of those discussions may be controversial, such as that subset of the Digital Economy Act that requires ISPs to monitor all traffic sent over their infrastructure for infringing content, thereby exposing themselves to "you didn't do enough to stop this" lawsuits, but at least they're having a conversation about it.

Traffic and infrastructure management All over the world, everyday drivers face the problem of road congestion that not only increases fuel consumption which leads to more emission and causes increased pollution but also causes stress for the drivers [127].

Paramics V6.3 was selected as the simulation platform because it is a professional traffic simulation tool which is recognized by traffic engineers all over the world.

Traffic Droid explains the title of one video, Balls For Breakfast, in which his unique traffic-enforcement style inspires one driver to describe how he'd like to splatter Traffic Droid all over the road.

The contractors also suffered horrific traffic accidents with multiple fatalities all over Iraq, seemingly as a side effect of driving at high speeds on bad roads where a threat can appear at any moment.

" They're going to have traffic cones all over the place".

One example would be the many minutes spent on road traffic reports all over the region, which takes time away from news reports of more general interests.

Several former intelligence officials said that e-mail traffic from all over the world often flows through Internet service providers based in the United States.