Sentence examples for flow of commuters from inspiring English sources
In "Bklyn Extension, Jason Paradis draws analogies between natural forces and manufactured systems, equating the flow of commuters through a subway with a river's relentless current.
The flow of commuters started as a trickle early on Tuesday, judging from the Port Authority's Twitter feed, which posted a picture of the Journal Square station.
He pointed to a darkened corner of his loft, where from windows overlooking Liberty Street he had watched the ebb and flow of commuters directly across the street at the World Trade Center.
In the late afternoon, when the flow of commuters reverses, the same scene develops along Christopher Street, as people line up down the block and around the corner, waiting to go downstairs to catch a train.
Thirty-one of them materialised on London's South Bank in 2007 – a punctuation mark in the flow of commuters over Waterloo Bridge, here, an alarming, suicidal sight on the rooftop of the Shell Building, there.
If this sounds like a charmless merit, evoking early morning crowds and the like, consider that the pride of Grasmere becomes more evident when the day is done — when the tidal flow of commuters washes back, away from the bustle of Manhattan and Brooklyn, to a neighborhood occupying less than a square mile with its own legitimate claim to the idyllic.
— In this section of the Larchmont neighborhood, built in a sharp "u" around a bay off the Lafayette River, residents pay close attention to the lunar calendar, much as other suburbanites might attend to the daily flow of commuter traffic.
This is the network of flows of commuters between areas of the United Kingdom, and therefore it has a clearly geographic character.
By day, waves of commuters flow through here, piling on and off packed commuter trains.
Commuting against the flow of nearly 100,000 westbound commuters, Mr. McMahon, who lives near Gramercy Park, gets off the train in Central Islip.
