Sentence examples for workers commuting from inspiring English sources

Much of Weymouth is now residential, with thousands of workers commuting daily to Boston or elsewhere.

The metro area with the highest share of its workers commuting by bicycle is Corvallis, Ore., at 9.3 percent.

As we waited for a mini-traffic jam of goods, families and construction workers commuting between the two countries to clear, a monk stepped into our boat and pulled a cellphone from the folds of his orange robe.

Meanwhile, more work needs to be done on improving public transport, especially buses, trams, and trolleybuses all of which are oriented for the needs of pensioners and other reduced-fare passengers, not professional workers commuting to the office.

At the Rushmere Food Mart just outside Smithfield, cook Teresa Agee serves ham slices and pork links to workers commuting to Smithfield's meatpacking jobs, and she's sceptical of Shuanghui.

Correction: February 18 , 2001 Sunday An article last Sunday about an increase in the number of workers commuting to New Jersey from neighboring states misspelled the name of an electronics manufacturer in Dover.

Roughly one out of every six American workers commutes more than forty-five minuteacheach way.

She said an estimated 4,000 Canadian health care workers commuted into Detroit to work.

By the early 21st century some 200,000 workers commuted to downtown Seattle from neighbouring communities, creating heavy traffic and disruptions on interstate and regional highways.

Another Census Bureau study released this year found that in 2000, 15percentt of workers commuted more than 45 minutes to work, up from 11percentt in 1980.

In America in 1980, 64% of workers commuted alone by car in 1980 ten years laterr, the figure had risen to 73%, and apart from a handful of big cities, public commuter transport had more or less vanished.