Sentence examples for was commuted from from inspiring English sources

Sirhan is serving a life sentence that was commuted from death when the California supreme court briefly outlawed capital punishment in 1972.

The only drawback was commuting from Manchester to London for eight years.

I had moved out of New York City and was commuting from Connecticut.

A year before the Tate opening, Asad Raza, Sehgal's producer, had moved to London; Sehgal was commuting from Berlin.

Her husband was commuting from long hours at the family company to their farmhouse on ninety acres in the fashionable suburb of Fox Chapel, and she was homesick and lonely.

Jenn Ching, 28, a public interest lawyer who was commuting from lower Manhattan to Newark, and her partner, Jeff Lee, 29, a Brooklyn Law School student from Queens, bought a one-bedroom co-op east of Broadway in May.

Children came from a wide radius – one was commuting from Sutton Coldfield, on the outskirts of Birmingham, because they can't find local heads who are willing to flexi-school.

One study in Hereford found that more than 30percentnt of peak-time car traffic was commuting from estates south of the town to six major employers in the centre and north.

When Mr. Friedman was writing "Stern" -- a Jewish Walter Mitty obsessed with a bullying anti-Semite in his subdivision -- he, too, was commuting from a Long Island suburb to his day job in Manhattan.

Even as he was commuting from his home in Westchester ("Friedrich Engels was a businessman, for Christ's sake," he told one critic of his bourgeois lifestyle), he continued to commute between his life as a Socialist and his behind-the-scenes role as a lobbyist for a more progressive Democratic Party.

Ms. Ibrahim posed for a photograph with Belal Helal, a graduate student from Saudi Arabia who was handing out Muslim literature those first weeks of freshman year, when Ms. Ibrahim was commuting from her father's home in Quincy, Mass., because of her roommate problems.