Sentence examples for traffic which was from inspiring English sources

Police roadblocks diverted traffic, which was snarled throughout the evening rush.

They spread razor wire on the road to limit traffic, which was allowed to trickle through.

Gives detailed description of the car and tells of the handling in city traffic, which was not very good.

Though the movie "Traffic," which was written by Stephen Gaghan, leaps impressively among the various subplots, it presents each one without moral shadings.

That optimism is also reflected in passenger traffic, which was off by 14percentt in January over the previous year, compared with 34percentt in September.

Driving late in the fourth quarter, quarterback Ryan Nassib tried to force a pass into traffic, which was intercepted by Steve Beauharnais of Rutgers, who returned it 36 yards down field and into the outskirts of field goal range.

Penn Traffic, which is based in Syracuse, N.Y., filed for bankruptcy protection in May 2003.

A little too much discrepancy between his effectiveness in space (which is excellent) and traffic (which is "meh").

That's been widely translated in the news media as an increase in traffic, which is not the case.

The police accused them of obstructing traffic, which is punishable by up to 90 days in jail.

■ For the first time allows GCHQ to process bulk internal UK traffic which is routed overseas via these cables.