Sentence examples for traffic to work from inspiring English sources

I never did get the traffic to work right.

That has a knock-on effect in areas like advertising and affiliate marketing, which need traffic to work, but also just for the feel of the site itself: "It's a totally different ballgame when you have the critical mass," he says.

The feature will detect problem instances within a group and will automatically reroutes traffic to working instances until the unhealthy instances have been restored.

Sheik Nasir Ullah Bhuiyan, a 38-year-old from Chittagong, Bangladesh, was another man Arefin trafficked to work at the Stewart hotel.

People trafficked to work for little or no pay, and forced to live on rubbish heaps and drink water alongside animals, may have worked on plantations that supply the two companies, according to the media and research centre DanWatch.

A group of Lithuanian migrants who were trafficked to work in farms producing eggs for high street brands are suing a Kent-based gangmaster operation and its directors, in the first case of a UK company being taken to court for claims relating to modern slavery.

However, a recent case involving 1,000 Cambodian fishermen trafficked to work on Taiwanese boats has put the sector in the spotlight.

Poverty in Benin is such that some desperate parents resort to selling their children, who become trafficked to work for little or no compensation or for sexual exploitation.

In another case, social workers discovered that several children between the ages of 12 and 16 had been trafficked to work as child prostitutes in bars in a nearby mining village, where there had been a gold rush.

I'll suffer the bad photo if it drives a little traffic to my work.

Dad used to race in amateur clubs; I race through Dublin traffic to get to work every day.