Sentence examples for to commuters from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who regularly travels from one place to another, typically to work.
My advice to commuters is to make a virtue of your commute.
To commuters, there are advantages and disadvantages.
But its embrace of bike culture goes beyond its catering to commuters, leisure riders and athletes.
Light rail is available to commuters in more than a dozen cities.
It consisted usually of the boys having to hand out toilet paper to commuters.
More crucial, the plan would do a great disservice to commuters.
A train driver joined the demonstration at one point and apologised to commuters for the delays.
The paper was also reduced to two editions, available to commuters from about 4pm each weekday.
Network Rail has previously imposed speed limits to avoid danger to commuters.
Like satellite radio and hands-free cellphone headsets, such devices are expected to appeal to commuters.
My mum sent me to sell mangoes to commuters on the trains passing through the town.
