Sentence examples for commuting through from inspiring English sources

Edinburgh for example has achieved 35% public transport commuting through a well-planned and publicly owned bus network.

Commuting through New Orleans is often akin to off-road riding; you want a mountain bike with shock absorbers.

"It went as well as we could hope for," he said, adding that many riders had heard about the strike before the morning commuting through news reports.

I have been commuting through Canary Wharf recently to get to rehearsal (in a much less glamorous part of the Isle of Dogs).

With few city workers interested in commuting through a minefield, Unicef surveyed residents here to see whether any might be used as teachers.

For years, nine-to-five European civil servants have been commuting through the dreary Brussels rain to their soul-crushing cubicles in the headquarters of the modern European proto-state, cursing the triviality of their meetings and drowning their sorrows at night with beer.

"This is obstructing traffic and adding to the commotion," said P. Sadanandam, who commutes through the road regularly.

"We're forgiving — we have to be," said Jim Robinson, a UPS supervisor who commutes through Newark and said he planned to attend Nets games here.

Now, with prospects for peace and statehood fast receding, Mr. Fayyad is almost certainly the fund's only staff economist who routinely commutes through free-fire zones.

For most of my adult life, I've either commuted through Grand Central or lived within five blocks of it, but I didn't know of a water fountain in the place.

Logistic regression analysis identified respondents who commuted through the most connected streets were more likely to engage in TPA modes to access their occupation (OR=6.9) when compared to those traveling along the least connected.