Sentence examples for those commuters from inspiring English sources

More people commute into New York than into New Jersey — and all those commuters calculate how much income tax they owe New York State and take that as a credit against what they owe New Jersey.

"It is an obscene way of making money off those commuters who have to get to work," said Lambrecht, who commutes to Washington twice a week.

All those commuters you want to tax, Mike.

If enough of those commuters had spoken up, things would have been very different.

Tell that to all those commuters who have been trapped inside steamy elevators waiting for help.

(Seeing all those commuters reading Yates' pitiless novel was like watching people drink arsenic marketed as smart water).

Good stuff has indeed come out of this, including Google News, Gmail, and even those commuter shuttles and their Wi-Fi systems.

But all those commuter trains and mall parking lots, those backed-up toll plazas and on-ramps -- they're as aggravating and badly ventilated as Canal Street.

Now, as we turn into 2001, we have to come to grips with the fact that we don't even have state-of-the-art voting machines, let alone those commuter shuttle flights to the moon that looked so comfy in "2001: A Space Odyssey".

And, because not every UberPOOL driver can hold up to six people, the number of drivers available to take passengers from point A to B using those commuter benefits is limited.

For one reason or another, my wife, a baby-talking, all but uninterpreted woman only a couple of years older than I, died in one of those commuter-plane crashes that reporters were never sure what to do about.