Sentence examples for weekday commute from inspiring English sources

The problems are not limited to the weekday commute.

It is not just the weekday commute you need to worry about — weekend subway ridership is at levels not seen in decades.

Megan Keating, 28, from Milford, Conn., faced her first weekday commute since Friday, when she was aboard the eastbound train that derailed after leaving the Fairfield Metro station.

Yes, but even a first-timer heading from Haymarket onto eastbound I-66 for a weekday commute is unlikely to have any trouble with this.

One of the two aged railroad tunnels leading to New Jersey Transit's train station here will be shut down next month for 15 months of major renovations, forcing thousands of passengers to adjust their weekday commute.

Sean McAlpin, a writer who lives in the South Bronx, wrote a subway-themed piece about his weekday commute on the No. 2 line, which, by the time it reaches 72nd Street in Manhattan, he wrote, is invariably boarded by "some lady tricked out in heels with a bag the size of a station wagon" who dispenses nasty comments.

Second, highways in the area slow to a crawl during weekday commuting hours.

Homes's 1999 novel "Music for Torching" used weekday commutes and weekend barbecues as foils for all manner of private compulsion.

For example, the same car subscription could allow drivers to select a fuel-efficient sedan for weekday commutes while letting them switch to an SUV for weekend getaways.

Mayor Bill de Blasio said that major roads had been cleared by Sunday afternoon, putting much of the city in a position to ease back into weekday commuting routines on Monday.

For a $695 monthly lease, offer a combination of cars, each tailored for each lessee and his personal boomer whims: a Cadillac Seville STS for weekday commutes to the office (so he'll feel big), a Cadillac Escalade SUV for weekends in the winter (macho), and a hot, felony-red convertible Chevy Corvette (the rising sap of youth) for summer getaways.