Outside your front gates, you still have to share the same gridlocked streets.

What if he got out on the gridlocked freeway and went down the emergency exit; would the course of his life change?

For a city of its size, Puebla is far more relaxed and less gridlocked than you might expect.

Moore braked for a red light and sat staring at the gridlocked intersection.

Beijing is clotted with gridlocked traffic as the number of cars has more than doubled in just six years.

Mr. Palmer compares that frequency to a gridlocked urban highway.

Groups gathered impassively in the road, among the gridlocked traffic, listening through open windows to car radios.

He also spoke of his contempt for a "gridlocked Congress" that routinely dismissed his proposals.

Emergency ground response was greatly hampered by ice-covered roads and gridlocked traffic.

Above the gridlocked traffic, the snow-capped Rockies pierce a dark slab of cloud.

The television screen shows a taxi trying to ease its way through Belgrade's gridlocked streets at midmorning.

Meanwhile, outside, the traffic was at a standstill on gridlocked Moscow roads after the latest snowfall.

The diplomats, meanwhile, say they are merely trying to do their jobs in a gridlocked city where missions get only two free parking spaces apiece.

President Bush is said to be readying an executive order in case the House and Senate remain gridlocked.

It is the main thing that stands between a vibrant, growing city in motion, and a gridlocked city at standstill.

They dodged traffic and ran along the top of a gridlocked line of car roofs before turning off the freeway.

This would allow those residents in low-lying surrounding parishes to leave first and avoid gridlocked escape routes.

The season of goodwill was everywhere, it seemed, except behind the steering wheels of gridlocked vehicles and inside my head.

Then it came, like a sudden off-ramp from a gridlocked highway: a first-pitch double-play ball.

Gliding along, cocoon-like, may not be absolutely necessary, but on this gridlocked island it's the next thing to heaven logistically.

Noise pollution can be aggravated by excessive starting and stopping noise of gridlocked facilities.

Now they were moving upstream against the flow of beer sellers, so that impenetrable gridlocked masses blocked all vision.

Despite a gridlocked House, Rangel's resolution achieved overwhelming bipartisan support from both sides of the aisle.

"Gates with teeth" help to prune the development portfolio of weak projects and deal with a gridlocked pipeline.

Gridlocked government.

Don't worry this won't pass, haven't you heard Congress is gridlocked they can't get anything passed.

It was also gridlocked, diplomats said, on the issue of who should contribute.

For the first time ever, London was completely gridlocked.

Finding the parking lot hopelessly gridlocked they finally get the car out around four in the morning.

Broadway was gridlocked by a car-bike accident on the Hill.

He said it was "complete and utter nonsense" that London would be gridlocked next summer.

The traffic was gridlocked like a scene from a nineteen-fifties monster film.

It is gridlocked, and no piece can move.

The Legislature has been gridlocked on questions of spending and taxation in the last four years, but the government never shut down until this week.

Traffic was gridlocked in Northern Virginia until long past midnight.

The morning rush-hour traffic was almost gridlocked around her.

The edge-of-town shopping centre is nearly always gridlocked with queues of traffic when the shops are open.

Telephone communication was gridlocked except for pay phones, which became our lifelines.

Let's work with the provinces to invest in public transit and rail before our great cities are completely gridlocked.

At that point roughly two-thirds of the Los Angeles basin is absolutely gridlocked.

By late afternoon, the freeways were gridlocked in pre-holiday-style traffic as everyone rushed home to turn on the television set.

The city's jails were operating at 103 percent capacity and the courts were gridlocked.

"Fiscal discipline only held because there was so much disagreement over how to divide up the spoils that they gridlocked."

"You're gridlocked by special interests who control us with their big money," Senator McCain said.

Even now, after 9/11 dramatized how prescient their findings were, the department of homeland security is still gridlocked in the Senate.

Roads will be gridlocked in ten years.

Driving into Brighton can be slow - the A23, the main road in, is often gridlocked so best avoided.

The pro-commonwealth governor and pro-statehood legislature are so gridlocked that no movement on the status issue is likely until at least 2008.

Washington gridlocked over crime legislation last year, handing the new Administration and the new Congress a chance to pass a better bill.