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The expressway was congested with thousands of cars.
The former, if represented by Antennaria, runs over the green and fading leaves of plants, forming a dense black stratum, like a congested layer of soot; or in Zasmidium, the common cellar fungus, runs over the walls, bottles, corks, and other substances, like a thick sooty felt.
For two reasons, in case of the failure of the motive power from keeping the body too long in hot water, the blood would be congested in the head.
In some cases the gland may appear congested for a few days before the inflammatory changes occur.
The buds are small, round and congested at the end of the year’s growth.
She leaned back far to look up where the fireworks were and she caught her knee in her hands so as not to fall back looking up and there was no-one to see only him and her when she revealed all her graceful beautifully shaped legs like that, supply soft and delicately rounded, and she seemed to hear the panting of his heart, his hoarse breathing, because she knew too about the passion of men like that, hotblooded, because Bertha Supple told her once in dead secret and made her swear she'd never about the gentleman lodger that was staying with them out of the Congested Districts Board that had pictures cut out of papers of those skirtdancers and highkickers and she said he used to do something not very nice that you could imagine sometimes in the bed.
Our roads are congested not because we lack alternative transportation, but because we lack superhighways and connecting roads.
Every time the political establishment damned I-695 as reckless--warning of reduced police forces, cut public health services, dry-docked commuter ferries, abandoned bus routes, and super congested roads--Team Eyman just pointed to the $1 billion surplus.
The vocabulary of Chicano Spanish is congested with Old World words, words from the pachuco era, and consequently heavily influenced by caló.
Other factors include the larger proportion of business mail requiring signatures and the greater difficulty of getting around in congested business areas as opposed to residential and suburban neighborhoods.
Its population is actually dwindling, as women assert themselves in careers and couples contemplate the economic challenges of raising a family in a congested and competitive city like Madrid.
Entertainment Jerusalem Nightlife Jerusalem has a staid reputation, but take a stroll in the New City in the area around Ben Yehuda Street and Yoel Salomon Street and you’ll find lots going on most evenings, including a handful of discos, several music bars and “pubs,” and narrow streets congested with tables and thronging with locals and tourists.
Car rental is quite expensive, and, with congested traffic and parking problems, is not a good choice within the city, though you may wish to use a car to explore places in the environs (see Day Trips from Dublin on pages 66-78).
Nevertheless, walking re¬mains the only practical way to see Funchal: The narrow, cobbled streets were never meant for motor vehicles, and they can be surprisingly congested with traffic.
The city is a fascinating and congested labyrinth of churches, synagogues, mosques, noble houses and humble residences.
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