Sentence examples for traffic started from inspiring English sources

Traffic started to move.

But last autumn, Pure Green's traffic started to slow.

Istanbul commuters, still frustrated by the unrelenting traffic, started clamoring for yet another bridge.

Fortunately the traffic started to move just then and the situation was saved.

The traffic started piling up even before my group reached the town of Imamzadeh Davood.

When the traffic started to move, we wondered when the bird would become alarmed enough to fly off.

Medical staff fear that once traffic starts to flow freely in and out of the town, their workload will triple.

As proof of the president's effectiveness, Abidjan's traffic starts jamming up a lot earlier than before.

We expect all major roads to be cleared by today, so that traffic starts floating more or less normally.

"There was an increase in traffic starting late Tuesday, particularly in the New York area and Northeast," said Liz Greene, a spokeswoman for Blockbuster, the country's largest chain.

Some may think that in summer, the city gets quiet, the traffic starts to die down a bit, and the brisk pace of the business suits slows to a saunter in a sundress.