Sentence examples for decided to commute from inspiring English sources

In 2007, he decided to commute to the tournament from his home in San Diego on his private jet.

Going through another application process seemed too daunting, and so Stan decided to commute to Queens for as long as it took to complete the degree requirements.

Helen Jenkins, who studies English and Japanese, decided to commute to Oxford Brookes after suffering from depression in her first year.

After his latest problem with faulty docks in the Dumbo section of Brooklyn on Monday, Mr. Stanway said he decided to commute by private bike again for the foreseeable future.

A father himself, with two sons aged 14 and 12, he decided to commute for nine months from his north London home to Bristol and back because "I wanted to remain grounded in my own family.

Yet his optimism will be sorely tested in the coming months.Mr Blagojevich had a particularly tough start, because the headlines this week were grabbed by the outgoing governor, George Ryan, who decided to commute the life sentences of all the state's prisoners on death row (see article).

They hope that a judge will decide to commute her 12-week jail term to a non-custodial sentence.

Under her parole, the 41-year-old New Yorker cannot leave Peru until her 20-year sentence ends in 2015, unless the president decides to commute it.

Florida's governor, in conjunction with the Executive Clemency Board members, also has the authority to review the facts in his case and decide to commute his sentence.

A woman from the Class of '76 wrote about her trade-offs in deciding to commute rather than move her son away from a house and community he loved.

"Pardon Scooter" contest entrants should be advised that, if President Bush decides to commute the sentence of former White House aide I. Lewis" Scooter" Libby, rather than pardon him outright, the commutation will, for contest purposes, be considered the same as a pardon.