Sentence examples for traffic making from inspiring English sources

Mr Arnault himself, says a Carrefour executive, is helping to drive traffic, making frequent visits to check on its stores.

The Egyptians have also intensified controls on road traffic, making it harder to shunt around truckloads of human chattel.

Similarly, adding more taxis in an urban area can slow not just cabs but all traffic, making urban driving less efficient for everyone.

Users download Waze's app to their phone and then supply information about locations, routes and traffic, making the maps more intelligent.

The owners of a six-story building were doubling its size, attracting not only heavy equipment but also scaffolding, which blocked traffic, making angry drivers even angrier.

First it was announced that President Clinton's motorcade had slowed down midtown traffic, making it hard for Mr. Gilberto to get to the show.

The advent of street traffic made contemplative strolling dangerous.

Rivals to "Traffic" made sure that word was spread, too.

Flat roads, wide shoulders and slow-moving traffic make Cape May perfect for the casual bike rider.

Some would say at this point: "So what, the transfer traffic makes no contribution to London".

The light traffic made the street a pleasant place to be.