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31. From then on, their relationship was under strain as Billie began commuting regularly to London.

32. The extension of commuting hinterlands has increasingly brought rural areas within the daily journey-to-work range of nearby towns.

33. This is a huge amount: cutting the work-week to four days would result in only a 20 percent reduction in commuting.

34. I don't mind commuting on the train as long as I have a good book to read.

35. I know that most of them have been up since dawn,(http://sentencedict.com/commuting.html) commuting to school.

36. These repercussions generally follow because of induced changes in patterns of migration, commuting and occupational mobility.

37. Yet the impulse to give up physical commuting remains.

38. How does your commuting time compare with other people's?

39. It's really commuting from Brighton to London every day.

40. Hmm - - which is better, shorter commuting time or lower rent? It's tough choice.

41. How are you going to make use of your most creative time if it turns out to be while you're commuting, during your workout, or as you drift off to sleep.

42. In some large cities, people from outskirts prefer commuting to the city than driving by themselves.

43. I was commuting from Brooklyn to my job in Manhattan.

44. If many members of the team are commuting great distances or working in an unconventional location (for example, the Mt. Everest summit), you must take this into account, as well.

45. Commuting takes time and energy ( spending time in traffic is particularly draining ).

46. Since long, our country's theorists and the judicial world haven't paid enough attention to the systems of the commuting sentence in detention house.

47. Single passenger commuting to work should stop through prompt legislation.

48. Commuting a sentence of detention house is one of the important forms of the penalty changes, whose operational practice directly relates to the realization of criminal justice goal.

49. Researchers found that 57 per cent of people found entertaining friends for a meal more nerve-racking than commuting to work, while a quarter said it was more testing than a job interview.

50. And the new constructive coal mining town take distance commuting.

51. Cheap computers, faxes and phone calls will make commuting to work a thing of the past.

52. Commuting in India's cities can be both cosy and deadly.

53. An artist who grew up in Racine, Ms. Scekic now has a studio downtown; Mr. Osborne, a software developer, is commuting from Chicago until they sell their house there.

54. Taking an example of a detention house in one city of Jiang Su province, analyzing the problems existing in the detention house's commuting sentences.

55. Half a dozen schools in the borough report scooter - commuting rates of over 30 %.

56. Maria Glickman, Jennifer's mother, grew up in New York, attended Catholic school and was the first in her family to go to college, commuting to New York's Pace University. 'I loved high school.

57. The time I spend in commuting every day adds up to three hours.

58. Noncommuting objects are as real to the mathematicians as commuting objects.

59. The well-heeled folks who drive Bimmers might be just the kind of buyers who would want a sporty electric for commuting and short trips around town.

60. The sixth part unifies the judicial practice and proposes the suggestions of establishing in-step supervision procedures in the commuting sentence in detention house.