Sentence examples for commute of the from inspiring English sources

At least 10 million people live within an hour's commute of The Economist's office in St James's.

Rightmove's list is dominated by towns in south-east England, many within an easy commute of the capital.

Their travel takes an average of 32.5 minutes, the ninth-longest one-way commute of the 216 counties surveyed.

Since much of the population lives within a day's commute of the capital, many ticket-holders could bypass the city's other offerings.

The clean-energy commute of the future could come from research conducted at facilities like Berkeley Lab's Molecular Foundry, where Rizia Bardhan is helping to develop new hydrogen storage materials.

The commute of the future could feature people living in new developments, such as Barking Riverside, jumping aboard a Thames Clipper to Woolwich, from where Crossrail trains will whizz them into the centre of London.

Prosecutors arguing against the commuting of the death sentence on Thursday devoted much of their case to rebutting the ballistics assertions of Mr. Workman's defense.

Three people have been taken to hospital after a multi-vehicle crash closed the M4 in Carmarthenshire on one of the first commutes of the new year.

Sometimes, although a person was condemned to death, he might hope for a pardon or a commuting of the punishment.

That's enough to cover the commute of about half of the people in the country.

Exactly none of them is within an easy commute of, say, the New York metropolitan area.