Sentence examples for commuting out from inspiring English sources

"We are now starting to see people get tired of commuting out to the Hamptons and are looking to buy a summer home in Sands Point," said Karen Newhouse, executive vice president of Douglas Elliman in Port Washington.

After moving to London to work with Ramsay at Aubergine, Wareing kept the relationship going by commuting out to Sussex every Sunday.

It looks and feels like a suburb, but has more people commuting in than commuting out.

The Heathrow spokesman said the expansion plans would benefit 700,000 existing residents in the area "who are unemployed, under-employed or are commuting out of the area at present".

Forbes.com recently ranked the area dead last for pleasant commuting out of 60 cities.

Two-thirds of Prince William commutes out of the county and endures one of the worst commutes in the nation.

"The museum allowed me, as a man who commuted out of town for my entire career in California, to work at what I feel is the most important cultural institution in town," Byer said.

Based on the population data of United States counties, they reported that areas in which higher proportions of the residents commuted out tend to have lower physician-to-population ratios, suggesting that daytime population is a better indicator of a community's medical demand than nighttime population [ 21].

I also tend to commute out to clients, going up on Monday, coming back on Friday.

For instance, as small capillaries wend fluctuations toward and away form great estuaries in our data, streams of traffic of higher of lower intensity can be, perhaps, detected spilling in and out of urban central districts on their evening commutes, carrying out freight delivery, or migrating.

(Check 'em out, commuting from the Olympic Village on their blue bikes!) The Russians are another story.