Sentence examples for wealthy commuter from inspiring English sources

WITH a pub, a church green and a golf course at its centre, Bushey, a settlement of 26,000 people in Hertfordshire, is a typical wealthy commuter town.

The Department for Transport unveiled several tweaks to the first stage of the HS2 route to mollify opponents in the wealthy commuter belt north and west of London.

Local newspaper accounts of one town hearing painted the Hancocks as another wealthy commuter couple who thought they could do whatever they wanted.

Were it not for the synagogue and the kosher butcher, it would resemble the main drag of any wealthy commuter village in Hertfordshire or, indeed, anywhere on the outskirts of London.

In contrast, towns and villages in southern Greater Manchester, from Bramhall through Woodford to Altrincham constitute an arc of wealthy commuter towns.

But it faces strong opposition from environmental groups, who say the trains would benefit mainly wealthy commuters and scar stretches of the countryside.

Will entrepreneurs follow the lead of Kickstarter, which is renovating an old factory in Greenpoint to serve as its long-term headquarters, or will the area's booming residential market squeeze out everything but wealthy commuters?

A spokesperson for Manchester city council, in reference to HS2, said: "We fundamentally reject the suggestion that only big business and wealthy commuters will benefit from these once-in-a-generation rail improvements".

Unfortunately, as a resident of DC, I find this to be only a partial view of the facts, and the part you are missing is impossible to ignore in this debate.Washington, DC is a unique city in that while it is filled daily by wealthy commuters, most residents are poor.

Mr. Coltoff, until recently a resident of Hastings-on-Hudson, the site of the Graham-Windham Foster Boarding Home, said that the "threshold of acceptance" was high in the river towns, where blue-collar workers and wealthy commuters coexist in relative harmony.

The socioeconomic background of the inhabitants ranges from wealthy commuters to poor fishing communities.