“One result of this surge in population and infrastructure was heavy congestion in the City of London.”

“Over time, they enlarge and become sticky, therefore causing congestion in the pipes.”

“At the moment, traffic in York is being restrained simply by congestion itself.”

“Flanagan wants to write into the law a provision whereby the Commission would give four farms to the four sons of a farmer to the exclusion of any congest.”

“When we hit the main roads at the T-junction from the set of streets we live off, we turn right, away from the main congestions of outer-London.”

“Analysing data from many users helps to identify traffic congestions more quickly and to calculate diversion routes more reliably.”

“Wet girdle packs, twice every day, on an empty stomach, also relieve congestions and infections in the uterus and other pelvic organs.”

“Almost without exception the criticism of tall buildings as the principal congestors of streets and sidewalks is based on guess rather than on actual facts.”