Sentence examples for commuting around from inspiring English sources

I began bike commuting around 2005, before many of these cool new bike lanes were created in the District.

For millennials, commuting around D.C. means choosing "the lesser of their evils," according to a new report from American University.

These days, I'm mostly commuting around the Caribbean, Mexico and Central America to check old cruise ports and develop new ones.

And some keep commuting around Rome in chauffeur-driven luxury cars, fuelling the resentment against the Casta, the often corrupt and always overpaid political caste.

A string of unrelated mishaps turned the morning commuting around New York into a long, hot and frustrating one yesterday for hundreds of thousands of people who were delayed by suspended subway lines, malfunctioning traffic lights and an accident that left the New York State Thruway backed up for miles.

She has written instructional manuals and a volume of poetry, and commuted around Moscow on a kick scooter.

In an interview with The New Yorker shortly before the release of Velocity, Eggers describes the burden of witnessing the appalling living conditions of homeless people as he commuted around San Francisco as his inspiration for the story.

In the country-wide data, we observe a sharp increase in the mean inter-event displacement distance near the morning peak commute (around 5-9 a.m). in both Ivory Coast and Portugal.

Boston and Cambridge offer excellent public transportation options for getting around, commuting, and accessing Boston's Logan International Airport.

A Metro Blue Line rider who works downtown, Tucker said she began exploring commuting alternatives around the time SafeTrack began in summer 2016.

The huge orange boats are featured as insiders' tips in many a New York City guidebook but are also a method of commuting for around 53,000 Staten Island residents each day.