How To Use Traffic island In A Sentence
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Chinese police pursued the car, and in the ensuing chase the suspects' automobile collided with a traffic island, killing one occupant and seriously injuring the other.
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The women stood on the traffic island holding banners and posters against communalism and violence while the children recited poems highlighting the need for love and humaneness.
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What a sad impression York makes here; traffic islands are poorly gardened, few are landscaped and all are covered in rank weeds and seedlings giving the appearance of set-aside fields.
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As the cavalcade moved along the Inner Ring Road towards the junction, Arun took a right turn around the traffic island.
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Local government also wastes a lot of resources on building kerbs, enlarging traffic islands, putting in vast amounts of street furniture to obstruct vision and unnecessary signage.
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That neat row of tamarisk trees still lines the rush down the harbourside, and the racing cars still turn sharp right past the little church of Sainte-Dévote, the fourth-century martyr who is the principality's patron saint, before accelerating up the Avenue d'Ostende towards the Place du Casino, where a floral bed on the traffic island depicts hearts, diamonds, clubs and spades.
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What we are looking at is either traffic lights or possibly a roundabout, because a traffic island and refuge would only benefit car users and not public transport.
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There were scores of them yesterday, hanging around on the steps beside the takeaway, skulking outside Bow Church gates and lurking on the traffic island by the disused public conveniences.
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The Optic Garden functions as a sculpture on a traffic island celebrating the 2010 World Cup and marking one of the major routes to the inner-city match venues.
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Public art could be part of an attempt to humanise our towns and cities, adding character to chain shops and traffic islands.
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In public areas and roadside locations, signs must not be placed on or obstruct footpaths, traffic islands, roads or walkover bridges.
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There are about 37 traffic islands and numerous medians in that part of the city.
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As the motorists tried to get out of the melee, those who came out of the rally seemed to be enjoying themselves, dancing away on road medians and traffic islands.
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The last thing I saw before I rolled the bike was the machine-gunner at Hyde Park Corner - a callipygian figure dominating the war memorial on the traffic island.
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While the city lost its luxurious circles and fountains at major intersections thanks to the increasing traffic, the medians, sidewalks and traffic islands are beginning to make up.
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I can't tell you how long I've been here on this traffic island, the clockwork in my watch rusted to a halt long long ago.
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He lurches the car across the traffic island and accelerates toward the oncoming traffic.
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I don't see her having the patience to stand on a traffic island for 15 minutes, waiting for bits of astronomical ironware to get their act together.
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As Titta watches impassively through the window of his hotel room, a suited man in the traffic island below, distracted by the sight of a passing woman, walks smack bang into a lamppost.
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A sound system was established on the traffic island and pumping for all of 30 seconds before the police decided enough was enough and kettled us.
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Coimbatore city has many such road medians, roadside parks and traffic islands.
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There, roads are generally free of cycle lanes, red or green painted patches, pedestrian refuges, traffic islands, widened pavements for cycle use and silly speed limits.
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There are about 37 traffic islands and numerous medians in that part of the city.
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We will have to rearrange the traffic islands, signal lights and road dividers to implement the rule.
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And why on earth were the original kerbs and traffic island ripped out and replaced in virtually the same places as before?
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A science fiction forum on which some green moon arose in conversation allowed me to mention our greenest of greens, and arguments about urban planning in some city I'd never been to were were fertile ground to suggest hyperefficient trees on their traffic islands.
Reconstituted (novel excerpt)
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A traffic island at the junction separates left- and right-turning vehicles.
