Sentence examples for traffic subway from inspiring English sources

As the creator of the original gif points out, these images also help you visualize just how much traffic subway systems are moving underground.

Deterioration of the city's monuments has been accelerated by traffic fumes and vibration, yet the monuments themselves long impeded an undertaking that could reduce road traffic: subway construction.

Furthermore, the use of bentonitic cements is beneficial also for installation in intensely urbanized areas (e.g., vibrations due to heavy traffic, subway, etc).

We're constantly bombarded with the everyday cacophony of traffic, subways, advertisements, hordes of tourists and cell-phone toting businessmen, and a seemingly never-ending sea of construction sites.

The Silver is two blocks from the most heavily trafficked Metro subway stop in the Washington area.

One official said the primary use would be to detect and ease traffic and subway congestion.

There have been numerous clashes with police, traffic chaos, subway evacuations and disruptions to the academic calendar.

One lawyer said her firm told employees either to stay home or join the fray, because no clients were willing to brave the traffic and subway congestion.

But the impact statement did raise serious questions about traffic congestion, subway crowding and smog relating to the stadium during an estimated 20 events a year.

A major water supply line in the Bronx burst on Wednesday morning, flooding Jerome Avenue for several blocks near 177th Street, halting traffic, disrupting subway and bus service and damaging two nearby gas mains.

Bruce Marshall, the author, writes that in the early years of mass tourism, greetings sent by visitors to New York, a city without ancient ruins to reproduce, "depicted images as down-to-earth as the citizens themselves: tollbooths and traffic jams, subway maps and billboards".