She got off the subway at Chambers and Church Streets.
("I just got off the subway," he said).
"I'd get off the subway at Spring Garden," she said.
Maricela Rodriguez, 41, a neighbor, said Mr. Cuevas would often call her son, also named Reynaldo, after getting off the subway coming home from the bodega.
Jane Whittington Dear Diary: Waiting for my friends to get off the subway, I stepped into the Gap at Herald Square to browse the men's department.
A man there was headed past the Museum of Natural History, where he was getting off the subway just long enough to hand some frozen mice to Dave Karrmann of the museum.
One day, a commuter getting off the subway along William Street will be able to walk underground as far as the World Financial Center.
"By identifying the most authentic points of consumer interest, the brand plays the role of a hero or champion and the consumer appreciates it — as opposed to being handed a shampoo sample as you're getting off the subway".
It could be the nudge you need, for example, to get off the subway a few stops early and walk the rest of the way home, or to jog a few extra laps around the track.
You are right to want to get off the subway on the way to or from your matches and to eat on the grand streets of Flushing, currently our city's most diverse and exciting food neighborhood.
The idea is that continual numerical awareness of your lifestyle works to motivate you: to park farther away, to get off the subway one stop sooner, to take more stairs.
