1.   Cars crawl so roosters can strut across Petronia Street, and hens cluck over chicks in manure-smeared alleys behind galleries, candy shops and restaurants.

2.   Every few minutes, a car would crawl past, riding low on its shocks, packed full of photo albums, cats, crocheted slipcovers, sewing machines.

3.   His car crawled across the finish line with nothing more than fumes in the tank.

4.   One night, a car crawled past Murray as he chatted with a woman on the sidewalk.

5.   Cars crawl between pedestrians along neat tarmac streets.

6.   Farther north, cars crawled on snow-covered highways, weaving in the middle of lanes because snow had covered the markers dividing them.

7.   The smoke is everywhere, and cars must crawl along the main road at midday with headlights on.