Sentence examples for making a commute from inspiring English sources

By July 2009, the Interior Ministry had increased security at all checkpoints across the Tigris river into Baghdad, making a commute at any time of day even more insufferable than normal.

Listening to audiobooks and podcasts on an iPhone or an iPod Touch can help make a commute or workout go faster, but unexpected interruptions can make you miss some of those spoken words.

"I love weed," he said, noting he would make a commute from Oshawa to Toronto every day to get to work.

And then the field trip was over: thousands of fans filed into the lobby, where Rev. Ike's words of wisdom hung, and then into the streets to head (one presumes) back downtown or back to Brooklyn, making a night commute that will become more common in the coming months.

But Storenvy, the online marketplace that lets independent merchants sell their wares in their own digital storefronts, is one of a number of web companies that's making a reverse commute of sorts — bringing their web businesses into meatspace.

"Going from first place to last was pretty tough, emotionally," Nady conceded Saturday after making a nearly reverse commute in the standings.

Many RestaurantRow.com employees make a reverse commute from the city, but not Mr. Gurfein.

He lives in South Windsor, and to go to Comerica Park, he makes a daily commute across the Ambassador Bridge.

Most of us must make a long commute to public land, where we see more hunters than game.

Or, she said, more often the rural wage-earner makes a long commute to a minimum-wage job in the nearest regional hub city.

We felt we could support parents better by not asking them to make a long commute every day and giving them this freedom.