Sentence examples for routinely commute from inspiring English sources
A pilot smart work center opened in September in Almere, whose residents routinely commute to Amsterdam.
He routinely commuted the death sentences of blacks convicted in what he believed were less than fair trials.
Now, with prospects for peace and statehood fast receding, Mr. Fayyad is almost certainly the fund's only staff economist who routinely commutes through free-fire zones.
But the long lines for gas bleeding into traffic lanes have achieved the unimaginable: the city's infamous "go slows," which routinely turn office commutes into two-hour diesel-choked ordeals, have grown even worse.
During my daily commute, I'm routinely flipped off and yelled at for minding my own business in the bike lane, trying to get to work like everyone else.
A commute across a city can routinely take two hours-plus.
The results obtained in this study did not include work-related, household and commuting activities, which are not routinely included in physical exercise measurements but are also important contributors to total physical activity and could perhaps diminish the differences in physical exercise levels between genders.
But her subway trains, the G and the C, are routinely rated as among the city's worst, and her commute to her office in SoHo, "which should be easy," she said, takes 45 minutes.
Many of them commute for hours daily in trains so packed that people routinely fall out — collateral damage of the speculative euphoria.
During her daily commute eighteen years ago to a furniture factory on the edge of Skid Row in Los Angeles, Lori Weise routinely saw stray dogs suffering from terrible abuse and horrific neglect.
