Sentence examples for traffic knocking from inspiring English sources

The inquest into Mr. Rigby's death, which opened for a few minutes at the Southwark Coroner's Court on Friday and was rapidly adjourned, served mostly to confirm what was already known: that the assailants swerved their car across several lanes of traffic, knocking Mr. Rigby down as they crashed into a traffic signpost on the sidewalk.

If you can make a living and still do what you want creatively, however you want to do it, then I'd say as long as it doesn't involve human trafficking, knock yourself out.

Look for areas that are well lit, out of the way of pedestrian or vehicle traffic, and that aren't likely to have traffic patrol knocking on your window!

Someone threw an orange traffic cone, knocking an officer off his motorcycle.

The Range Rover then crashed into a 30-foot traffic pole, knocking it down, tore into the patio of the Aquagrill restaurant, and knocked down several planters before flipping onto its side.

DDoS attacks are frequently used to censor specific websites by overwhelming them with junk traffic and knocking them offline.

DDoS protection services protect against online attacks that use large networks of computers to spam a site with junk traffic, ultimately knocking the site offline.

Initially, she says, they sent her back to Nicaragua, but her case was revived after the Mexican NGO Unidos contra la Trata, which works on sex trafficking came knocking on her door.

We first examined whether the small GTPase, TC10, had a role in AMPAR trafficking by knocking down TC10 expression.

Many have quietly hired companies that specialize in defending against so-called "denial of service attacks," in which hackers overwhelm Web servers with massive amounts of traffic to knock websites offline.

The potential exists for everything from crashing subway coordination programs or creating massive gridlock by shutting down traffic lights to knocking out a power grid or causing damage to nuclear reactor.