Sentence examples for traffic pushes from inspiring English sources
Traffic pushes along Broadway, people honking and waving from their cars like we're all at one gigantic party.
The industry is following the antitrust reviews on both sides of the Atlantic with great interest, especially as the latest downturn in air traffic pushes airlines to shave operating costs and seek new sources of revenue.
But around Broadway, the bus takes on acrobatic airs: it lunges up the avenue, turns laboriously onto 97th Street while dickering with Broadway traffic, pushes a block westward, and then executes two more lefts, finally swinging east onto 96th Street at West End Avenue.
Bogotá, for example, has been well served by a succession of mayors, notably Enrique Peñalosa, who created new parks, tamed traffic, pushed cars off the pavements, invested in schools, and utilised sophisticated bus lanes as a low-cost alternative to a metro.
This way Excite gets to offload superfluous calls and NoWonder gets more traffic pushed its way.
With the company struggling under a heavy debt load, former executives, including Breech, say that Penn Traffic pushed prices higher at the expense of sales.
From his corner office on the 12th floor of Sherwin-Williams ' headquarters, Christopher Connor can keep an eye on the steady flow of barge traffic pushing along Cleveland's Cuyahoga River.
They have installed stop traffic push buttons at the perfect height for riders to press before crossing busy intersections.
A 1978 study revealed that although the bridge could handle a peak 1,600 vehicles passing over the bridge per hour, excess traffic pushing it towards its theoretical capacity of 1,920 vehicles per hour could potentially cause gridlock on the bridge.
Poorly made pyrolysis burners might allow return of flame with oxygen into the burner with a strong wind traffic pushing air down the chimney.
_______ shortly after clearing the on-ramp and _______ to the pace of traffic, he pushed a yellow button on the modified console between the front seats.
