Sentence examples for be commuting from inspiring English sources
verb
To regularly travel from one's home to one's workplace or school, or vice versa. To journey, to make a journey
- I commute from Brooklyn to Manhattan by bicycle.
He will be commuting to Washington for as long as he wants.
At the same time, she had no idea where she would be commuting to.
The tougher tradeoff, he said, would be commuting two hours a day.
But if the Mets keep losing, how much longer will he be commuting to Shea?
Most of my route is on such a lane, and without it I would not be commuting by bike.
He has sometimes seemed to be commuting to Warsaw non-stop, only to receive an earful when he got there.
The kids were changing schools, but would be commuting back to Peachtree once a week for karate lessons.
Other permit spaces are oversold on the assumption that not everyone will be commuting at the same time.
Mr. Hochberg predicted that many of Four Corners' new residents would be commuting to Manhattan, White Plains or Stamford.
There was Ricardo Vicens, 23, a student of computer animation who will be commuting from Union City, N.J.
"If I hadn't been chosen I'd be commuting from home, which would be two hours traveling every day," Mr. Ojo said.
