Sentence examples for traffic hit from inspiring English sources

The precipitous drop in air traffic hit hard at Republic's businesses like fuel suppliers and maintenance shops.

But last week, traffic hit a wall and sales on the site fell by nearly a quarter.

The taxi, an e6 battery-electric sedan, spun across three lanes of traffic, hit a tree and turned into an inferno, killing all three occupants.

The Scotsman boosted sales by as much as a quarter and web traffic hit an all-time record in the days leading up to, and after, the Scottish referendum.

Yesterday, our online traffic hit another record high, with the latest figures from ABC revealing that we are now seeing over 81m unique browsers accessing our site a month, and over 470m page views.

Citysearch and Tripadvisor are also taking a traffic hit, it seems.

But the traffic hits you most forcefully in your ears.

"They'll be out of there by the time the beach traffic hits full swing..".

Protesters ran through the streets, blocking traffic, hitting cars, assaulting pedestrians and ransacking businesses, the police reported.

Around 7pm, when the Hall H programs begin to wind down, the sidewalks are so packed with people foot traffic hits a virtual standstill.

At the end of a so-so date or a rough workday or a triumphant one, I knew I would eventually face the silence of my studio apartment on the ninth floor, which sometimes seemed sealed off from all outside life save the clatter of traffic hitting a pothole on 37th Street.