Sentence examples for traffic spikes from inspiring English sources

Online traffic spikes as Web users hunt for the images with gleeful schadenfreude.

Online Valentine's Day shoppers also seemed unfazed, with reports showing traffic spikes at sites like 1800Flowers.com and VictoriasSecret.com last week.

Having multiple carriers means that you are less dependent on one, a good thing when bandwidth interruptions arise or when traffic spikes when your Internet site becomes popular.

The adrenal glands, for instance, registered traffic spikes as the mice were waking up and as they were preparing for sleep.

Now, people also ask: "Where do I log on?" In fact, the emergency landing of an airliner last week in the Hudson River generated one of the biggest traffic spikes ever for news Web sites.

Ms. Goldman said the producers of the nearly two-year-old site saw traffic spikes around stories about celebrity baby names and photos and "started programming more content" that related to the subject.

The traffic spike that day seemed ominous.

In the early hours of May 9, traffic spiked to thousands of times the normal flow.

Traffic spiked after the September 11th terrorist attacks, Whitten says, and searches (and sales) also climbed as the Tea Party movement emerged.

Calls to the reservation line at Micato increased 12percentt in November over November 2007, and Web traffic spiked 17percentt.

Traffic has nearly doubled in the past year, and recent links by the blogger Andrew Sullivan have sent traffic spiking.