Sentence examples for traffic tension from inspiring English sources

A CD with the deeply resonant voice of kirtan master Krishna Das, "Greatest Hits of the Kali Yuga," became a permanent fixture in my car and an elixir to tame traffic tension.

It's a reminder that there has always been creative traffic (and tension) between the city and country in British cultural life.

Out of my business clothes, into my swimsuit, and into the pool I go, that first invigorating splash erasing, in one cleansing moment, all the traffic, all the tension, all the miles.

The illegal migrant traffic has created tensions in Greece, an entry point for refugees who include Afghans fleeing violence in their country.

Momix, which opened a three-week run at the Joyce Theater on Tuesday, traffics in this tension between illusion and reality, apprehension and excitement: as with a Halloween disguise, you know there is a person behind the mask.

@MetroGypsy reported on Twitter that someone pulled a knife at a station in Greenpoint, Brooklyn: Someone just pulled a knife at a Greenpoint #gas station as line stretches with hours long wait #gettingrealFAST— MetroGypsy (@MetroGypsy) November 1, 2012 Police officers were posted at several stations throughout the city, helping direct traffic and keeping tensions in check.

Hundreds of workers and passersby gathered to watch, some cheering, as the gleaming white 704-passenger ship pulled into the dock — the first step toward a future in which thousands of ships a year could cross the Florida Straits, long closed to most U.S.-Cuba traffic because of tensions that had brought the world to the brink of nuclear war.

The Paulistano likes to unload his or her tension in traffic using the horn – but this behaviour won't open your way ahead.

To the lover of the outdoors -- which usually means birds and trees -- highways may sometimes seem to be simply giant scars, opportunities for traffic jams and familial tension.

Psychologists and traffic experts say the tension rises from many factors, including summer road rage and the "my hurry matters more than your hurry" syndrome, exacerbated when drivers feel captive to slower-moving cyclists.

But when it comes to allegations of discrimination in traffic stops, for example, tension has persisted.