Sentence examples for a commute on from inspiring English sources

Re "Destination Wi-Fi, by Rail, Bus or Boat" (July 8), on plans to expand high-speed wireless Internet access on commuter lines, including Washington State ferry runs: There was a time when a commute on the ferry meant time to read the paper or a good book on the way to work, and to wind down and leave the stress behind on the way home.

Subjects include the mayoral candidates having a sleepover in public housing, a shark hunt in Montauk, N.Y., and a commute on Manhattan's High Line.

At the opposite end of that scale is a commute on Associated Aircraft Group's Sikorsky S-76, powered by a twin turbine engine.

At the same time, more people living close to work means it will become easier to manage a commute on public transportation.

The region also lacks urban density, he adds, with workers buying homes through government housing programs in far-off municipalities, which means a commute on clogged roads lasting more than two hours.

For me that means not living in a noisy city or enduring a commute on the Tube, and knowing I can go off and have mad adventures and come back if I want to, and I'll be OK.

In doing so, he created a commute of - on a good day - two hours and 45 minutes in one direction.

After a certain age, a gentle commute on a clickety-clackety train to a two-storey house with a little garden can seem like quite a dream.

Later, her younger sister let forth an epic Number Two during a close commute on a crosstown bus.

To us, a short commute on a hot summer bus is the equivalent of a skinny person in a suit sitting under a magnifying glass in the Sahara.

Many workers live 50 kilometres or more from their workplace, a long commute on a packed train.