Sentence examples for commuting comes from inspiring English sources
The city's standing as the capital of interminable commuting comes as no surprise to those who study such things.
Trek 7.2 FX: The all-conditions performance fitness bike for road, trail and commuting comes with 24-speed Shimano Alivio drive-train, puncture-resistant tires and mountain-bike style V brakes.
The realities of bicycle commuting came out clearly in your article, and a look at other countries with high gas prices shows some different approaches.
Commuting came at no surprise in a country where close to 90% of the fleet of one million vehicles was operating on leaded gasoline [ 7], until early 2002 when leaded gasoline was banned.
Sometimes your commute comes with a surprise: you get down to the subway platform and find it crammed with people.
Her husband, who has a 90-minute commute, comes home later, when she and the children are onto the next activity.
And about 3,920 people commute come from Delaware and 1,690 from Maryland.
"It was a chance to make this annoying commute come to an end," she said.
"This technology," says Hilton Holloway, associate editor of Autocar magazine, who has been testing the rival Nissan Leaf since March, "is a real game changer for electric cars as it takes them away from short commutes coming back to a charging point to a world of longer journeys.
How the idea for The Reverse Commute came to me during my long forty five minute commute.
