Sentence examples for riding commuting from inspiring English sources

Cameron and other senior politicians such as Michael Gove, Brooks and the Met co-existed within a network of power and privilege that was highly personal – mixing at family meals, horse riding, commuting on trains.

Single-speed and fixed-gear bikes are experiencing a renaissance these days, and most large manufacturers now offer at least one model for urban riding, commuting, or fitness.

Those terrible train rides commuting from Brooklyn!

The boat's potential for entertainment -- treating clients to rides, commuting on summer weekends with Karen -- was only just beginning to be explored.

These show that the Prospect Park West bike lanes are used by half the number of riders the D.O.T. says, and that cyclists are not riding to commute as originally contemplated but are recreational users who could be better served by enhancing the existing lane 100 yards away in Prospect Park.

Renters do pay more for the privilege of an elevator-ride commute.

The hard truth is that while electric cars are fun and environmentally correct, and the Think made a lot of sense for a drive-and-ride commute, they cannot provide the versatility that Americans expect of their cars.

This may be true for many of you with your train ride commutes--always seeing the same person at the same stop; or in a volleyball league for years--saying hi to someone on the other team, but never truly "knowing" who they are.

At night, when they're not riding the gondola or commuting on skis, they use snowmobiles.

Commuting, touring, riding a sportive or occasional race, I've always thought about riding two wheels as akin to running.

Mr. Iimura, an industrial designer who helped develop the first-generation Honda Civic in the early 1970's before channeling his favorite pastime into a new career, creates designs based on his customers' riding preferences (racing versus commuting; nimble handling versus a more stable ride).