Sentences with phrase «in a traffic jam next»
Instead, your overpriced gondola gets stuck in a traffic jam next to other tourists who decide to play Katy Perry at an obscene... [Continue Reading]
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The next day, we were snarled in a Port - au - Prince traffic jam, and somehow I wound up telling everyone in the van more about this crippling fear of mine.
Once, she and a companion were stuck in a traffic jam on the highway, next to several young men in a pickup on their way home from deer hunting.
The next time you curse morning rush hour traffic, think of the three women who gave birth on the jammed Interstate 5 in Seattle during one month in 2007.
Add it into your «stay sane toolbox» and mutter it aloud the next time someone cuts you off in a traffic jam, steals your parking space, jumps the line at the airport, or simply is a pain.
When I was idling in a traffic jam on the expressway the whole front end of my truck was shaking and the noise was so loud the people driving next to me kept looking over.
In an announcement to Japanese media yesterday in Yokohama, Ghosn detailed Nissan's plan to introduce advanced driver assistance technologies over the next four years, including traffic - jam pilot and fully autonomous parking features by the end of 201In an announcement to Japanese media yesterday in Yokohama, Ghosn detailed Nissan's plan to introduce advanced driver assistance technologies over the next four years, including traffic - jam pilot and fully autonomous parking features by the end of 201in Yokohama, Ghosn detailed Nissan's plan to introduce advanced driver assistance technologies over the next four years, including traffic - jam pilot and fully autonomous parking features by the end of 2016.
Electronic paper truck displays can warn other drivers of traffic jams or accidents ahead, of diminished road visibility, can communicate the distance to the next gas station, the next turn to take to make it to the nearest McDonalds, and even warn of changes in road signals.
Think location - targeted advertising, GPS - triggered information on traffic jams ahead, the distance to the next gas station, and even notices about changes in road signalization.
hanging / pending, contradictory, unstable and gentrified self portrait, smelling like malt, stuck in the traffic jam, needing to take a shit since a while ago, listening to martha debayle, the next day having read «campo de guerra» by sergio gonzález rodríguez, attempting to escape from the mystics of efficiency and competitiveness, with no signal on my cellphone, and dreaming about devouring a juicy papaya following the beat of «demolición» by los saicos, 2014
Sitting still in a traffic jam does nobody any good... If you think you're going to be stationary for longer than 2 minutes, switch the engine off, put the radio on and ogle the lady or gent in the next car... Chill, you can't do anything about getting the cars moving so relax.
Now someone please tell me why anyone is going to want to make anything, green or not, in California when they can make it next door in Nevada or Arizona, or Mexico (or in China like most everyone else), where they don't have cap and trade costs, onerous labor laws, overpriced housing, traffic jams 24 × 7 (like in LA), etc..