Sentence examples for traffic hold from inspiring English sources

These networks, which carry Internet traffic, hold personal and corporate data and manage cellphones, among other things, have largely been cobbled together from older equipment and use traditional practices.

The Android app provides step-by-step instructions for the drive from the capital, Pyongyang, to the industrial complex at Kaesong, which apparently takes a little under two hours assuming an average speed of around 105 kilometres per hour – perhaps a little ambitious, although traffic hold ups shouldn't be a problem.

There was a traffic hold-up at Upper Richmond Road and he got off and walked a bit.

A connected car would, for instance, receive not just information about a hazard detected by its own sensors, but also alerts from a vehicle farther along the road or around a blind corner.Connectivity can also help provide more real-time information about traffic hold-ups, beyond that already provided by satellite-navigation devices.

But airlines reported that traffic held steady yesterday.

B12 STILL FLYING -- Air traffic held steady -- at its recent, lower level -- after attacks on Afghanistan.

Whizzing thru traffic held own until red light showed and cop had him.

A few lingered, like Scott Stevens, who stood in the middle of the traffic, holding his Conn Smythe trophy while the small crowd of fans, friends and family members congratulated him and posed for pictures, too.

A call to widen the A55 across north Wales to ease traffic hold-ups has been ruled out because "severe constraints" would make it impossible or uneconomic.

We first show that the non-convexity of the problem can be circumvented by first solving a relaxed problem and then applying a traffic holding elimination procedure to obtain the solution(s) of the original problem.

We spend hours stuck in traffic, held up in airports, or sitting at a desk.