Sentence examples for to commute for from inspiring English sources

Well, at least to commute for.

Ms. Graziose Corrin told him she was willing to commute for a year.

They considered moving with their 8-month-old baby to their weekend home in Millbrook, N.Y., but neither wanted to commute for two hours in each direction.

He told delegates that there were school staff who had to commute for three to four hours a day because of the lack of affordable housing near where they work.

A father himself, with two sons aged 14 and 12, he decided to commute for nine months from his north London home to Bristol and back because "I wanted to remain grounded in my own family.

My parents couldn't afford private school, so I had to commute for an hour (underground, overground, then bus) to a respectable all girls Church of England school in Hounslow; the closest school was "just too rough", according to my mum.

Also, it was shown that women were less likely to cycle to work than men, but more likely to cycle for other utilitarian trips, pointing at the presence of specific barriers to commuting for woman.

As Claris noted, teleworking may reduce the need to commute but, for example, it also means homes are heated for longer, releasing more CO2.

While I made the decision to commute myself, for others it is the only option.

Kenny Relay, who repairs elevators, said Ms. Bailey has made him look forward to his commute for 16 years.

For a while, Mr. Morris had to commute to Atlantic County for a job, almost two hours each way.