Sentence examples for challenging commute from inspiring English sources

Afterward, every weekday, they make the challenging commute to Manhattan.

WHOM do you know who has a challenging commute to work or school?

But, to stretch the analogy just a little too far, my skateboarding surfer carried off his challenging commute to the beach with a lot of style and, as far I could see, only the odd wobble.

Challenging commute: There are basically two ways in and out the Pacific Palisades, and neither is ideal.

The Notables, a sextet of similarly logistically challenged singers, commute from Meriden, Hamden, Middletown and Rocky Hill to practice in Wallingford.

This type of program may also be beneficial for employees from low-income demographic groups, who for example may have more challenges commuting to work on a regular basis (this is more likely to be true for entry-level positions).

"Moscow is a huge area and it is a challenge to commute by bike as most people live in one area and need to travel across the city to get to work or university," says Olga Maltseva, head of cycling development at the Moscow government's transport department.

Many residents own cars, but the commute to Manhattan can be challenging.

The Weather Service office did keep two staff members at a nearby hotel, expecting the 10-mile commute from downtown to be challenging.

Finding high-altitude living quarters within commuting distance of low-altitude training facilities can be challenging.

Although Jefferson resisted taking part, he did commute to Versailles frequently to hear the debates in the new National Assembly that was challenging the authority of King Louis XVI.