Sentence examples for prefer to commute from inspiring English sources

Residents who work in lower Fairfield and Westchester Counties often prefer to commute via Interstate 84, which can be reached easily from many parts of town.

Many residents prefer to commute by tram, across the East River in about four minutes, for the price of a subway fare, which also includes a transfer to the Nos. 4, 5 and 6.

With limited public transportation facilities, people prefer to commute by private vehicles and mobility in the cities has become auto-dependent.

(Mr. Huey prefers to commute to work from Georgia most weeks than to live in New York City).

He preferred to commute by train rather than drive because this way he could read the sports page on the way in and didn't have to bother with parking and could sleep on the way home.

Katy Hogarth, director of Moo Canoes, hopes to make water-borne commuting in the capital more feasible for those who prefer to share their commute with carp and terrapins rather than blank stares and sweaty armpits.

Of course, if you would prefer to drink while commuting, take a trip on one of Prague's party trams, which transport you from club to club across town.

The employees of the relocated companies prefer to make the long commute from the suburbs rather than live in the city.

Furthermore, non-reproductive red bats and pipistrelles may prefer to roost near openings to minimize commuting costs when openings comprise a small proportion of a densely forested landscape.

Toshack had been asked to live in Macedonia but had preferred to continue commuting from Spain.

Mr. London explained that vacationers traveling with children might prefer to have a house with a yard that is within commuting distance from the city.