Sentence examples for routine commuting from inspiring English sources

D1 CONFUSING COMMUTING -- The terrorists' attack has jumbled routine commuting patterns in the suburbs and Lower Manhattan.

The terrorists' attack has jumbled routine commuting patterns on highways, bridges, tunnels, trains and subways in both the suburbs and the southern half of Manhattan and left thousands of commuters struggling to find new and unfamiliar ways to get to work.

For many, at 3.47pm, it was just the end of a routine commute.

What most Hartsdale residents experience as a routine commute home from Grand Central presents unique problems for the wheelchair-bound.

The trip from Asia to Europe is, despite the staggering views on offer, a routine commute for the thousands of locals who live in eastern Istanbul's patchwork of bohemian and bourgeois neighborhoods and work in Sultanahmet, the city's arrhythmatic Ottoman heart, or Beyoğlu, the more student-dominated peninsula just to the north.

A normal routine includes commuting back and forth from the Meadowlands, Dover, Harrahs Chester in Chester, Pa., and Pocono Downs in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa

Kerry can't wait to get back into the routine of commuting with her friends, Ms. Maher said.

Routine city commutes can throw up various combinations of jabbed crotches, crushed breasts and armpits in the face.

A number of authors [3, 7, 9, 11, 14, 23, 41] explicitly mention intended fulfilment by referring to pre-existing travel routines [9], commuting trips [23] or delivery locations near the own destination [11].

These initial markets were chosen, according to the automaker, because of their entrepreneurial and entertainment market demographics – the theory being that the convenience of long-term on-demand rentals will appeal to groups of people whose routines and commutes change with fair frequency.

The idea was brought to life in commercials by having children — bearing trays laden with Oreos and glasses of milk — interrupt routine events like commuting to work or taking part in a school board meeting.