Sentence examples for a commute to from inspiring English sources

Five years on, Fekadu speaks about her dangerous voyage as if describing a commute to work.

Jobs, higher education and even limited recreation would involve a commute to cities like Jerusalem, through potentially hostile territory.

Of course, it will still be something of a commute to link up the West End with accommodations in the financial district, particularly in Canary Wharf.

Mike Wallace, an accountant, said he left New York University in Greenwich Village at 4 p.m. for a commute to East Flatbush that usually takes him 45 minutes.

Each has a commute to Manhattan of about 25 minutes; Ms. Kerr currently manages the library at an investment firm and is about to start a job writing reports for institutional clients in global communications.

The bureau defines "extreme commuting" as a commute to work that takes 90 minutes or longer, and it has released a report that shows Nassau and Suffolk Counties claiming some of the nation's highest percentages of extreme commuters.

Now 19, Raul is a tall, handsome, likable college sophomore who undertakes a long commute to a school on Staten Island.

On one occasion returning from a speaking engagement in Jacksonville, Florida, I stopped over at the Philadelphia airport for a short commute to a similar engagement at Georgetown, Delaware.

"It's a long commute to work, a good hour and a half and it's expensive.

Because if so: £810 a month and a short commute to Notting Hill and this dream could be a reality.

It's in a small town with a good elementary school and a quick commute to Manhattan.