Sentence examples for traffic bound from inspiring English sources

The yellow school bus, packed with 34 Stock Club members, threaded its way through morning traffic, bound for Wall Street.

This month, fed-up truckers blocked traffic bound for Calais on the English side of the tunnel in protest.

Flights leaving for Britain were canceled during most of the day, but air traffic bound for the United States was close to normal, spokesmen for different airlines said.

Bacolod's growth began after 1800, when it was first used as a convenient gathering point for traffic bound for Iloilo, on the island of Panay.

Currently, about 228,000 containers a year, or 13percentt of port traffic bound to or from inland points, go directly from ships to rail cars or vice versa.

About 1 p.m., New York lost its monopoly on misery; controllers began holding traffic bound for Logan International Airport in Boston at many airports in the United States and Canada.

But this ancient city, where a maze of alleys rings the gold-domed shrine of Imam Ali, a revered figure in Shiite Islam, is also a hub for Iranian students and clerics who come here to brush up on Shiite doctrine and graduate from its famed seminaries, and that traffic binds Najaf closely to the powerful neighbor.

Certain cytosolic proteins required for regulating membrane traffic bind to the cytoplasmic face of endosome membranes only when the internal pH of the organelle is acidic [16].

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Probability distribution nomograph developed based on the selected models: a west bound traffic and b East bound traffic.

The decision to eliminate the concrete barrier between bus lanes and other traffic is bound to disappoint some transportation advocates, who say a physically quarantined bus lane, which cannot be impeded by swerving cars or illegally parked vehicles, provides for the fastest possible trip.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Agreement between the probabilities of headways obtained from the 'nomograph' and field data obtained from a 'pilot study': a West (nomograph) and North (pilot study) bound traffic; b West (nomograph) and South (pilot study) bound traffic; c East (nomograph) and North (pilot study) bound traffic and d East (nomograph) and South (pilot study) bound traffic.