Sentence examples for taking commuters from inspiring English sources

The BxM7A express bus stops along Bruckner Boulevard at Jarvis and Baisley Avenues in the mornings, taking commuters down Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.

Young professionals who found themselves priced out of Manhattan and Brooklyn moved here to raise children, a trend that accelerated in 1996, when New Jersey Transit increased the number of train lines taking commuters directly into Penn Station.

A minibus driver taking commuters into Harare every day still charges his clients in Zimbabwe dollars but at a higher price on the evening trip home and changes his local notes into hard currency three times a day.

There was plenty to see on the water, too: ferries taking commuters home from work, party boats with lights flashing on and off to Bollywood music, and narrow fishing canoes with no lights at all.

The high windows look out upon Johannesburg's famous giant yellow mine dumps, rows of matchbox houses, a yellow and grey metro train taking commuters to the city, the University of Johannesburg's Soweto campus and colourful cooling towers to tempt bungee jumpers.

And given its location, the disruptions can be staggering, taking commuters like Lyeta nearly two hours sometimes to travel the 20-ish miles to Manhattan.

While he lets Berrard run Swisher's day-to-day operations, Huizenga is still on the go constantly, to and from homes in Florida, North Carolina and Tennessee and taking commuter hops around Florida. ("You don't make any money sitting in traffic," he explains).

She takes commuters from Weehawken and Hoboken, N.J., to Manhattan.

The train takes commuters to the Staten Island Ferry, which takes about 30 minutes to cross the water.

Sheriff Schillari said the bus belonged to a shuttle company that takes commuters between New Jersey and New York.

It doesn't even require a trip to the airport; it takes commuters from city centre to city centre.