Sentence examples for traffic to make from inspiring English sources

Construction crews disrupted traffic to make emergency repairs.

But the company says nothing was likely to draw enough traffic to make the location pay.

The street is closed to traffic to make way for cyclists between 8 a.m. and 12 30 p.m. every Sunday.

Elle's fashion news director, Anne Slowey, had also beaten traffic to make it before the second set.

Every year, on an inevitably blustery late March night, the tunnel is closed to traffic to make way for them.

They follow this arrow and jump the light almost every time, driving into southbound traffic to make a left turn.

Those things happened because people committed themselves, against the normal flow of traffic, to making them happen.

Some in the Assembly apparently object to raising the penalty for sex trafficking to make it a violent felony crime.

The document includes a common definition of the crime of trafficking, to make it easier to convict offenders in the EU's 27 member states.

"It would be helpful if the government appointed a national commissioner on trafficking to make sure policy on this issue was unimpeded by politics".

They get into their cars and suffer traffic to have me make them laugh.