Sentence examples for traffic drifts from inspiring English sources

Traffic drifts lazily past A. B. Johnson's cab, parked midafternoon on a recent weekday near Houston Street.

"Rodney used to say, 'We're shaking the Englishman out of you,'" said Hiddleston, who recalled their collaboration the other day as a white patio curtain lifted in the breeze and the faint sound of traffic drifted in from the Hollywood Hills.

It is a blanket of black and shadow, with pipes belching steam and traffic noise drifting up from the street.

His rookie season was highlighted by a near win at the Indianapolis 500, where he came within one corner of winning the race, but hit the marbles while driving around lapped traffic and drifted into the wall.

Only the ebb and flow of traffic along Route 9G, drifting upward in a muffled rumble, breaks the stillness.

A serious tax on all parking spaces might discourage car ownership and slow traffic's relentless drift toward permanent gridlock.

More like one of those mythological scenes with youths and gods in a crowded sky Bliss Street overflowing with students slowing traffic as they drift across the road, scooters clustered outside the gate inscribed with the motto "That life may be lived more abundantly" Perfect motto for a university.

Traffic started to drift sideways, and the developers were getting bored at doing little more than site maintenance.

Of the hubcap plan, he said, "I'm sure the visual interest will grab you initially, but once you've seen it once or twice, it's just going to drift through traffic as another blot of color".

You can look at the radio for a moment without drifting across traffic.

Traffic may be paralyzed by drifts of snow, but nothing stays the passionflower from its appointed rounds.