As to the commuting gentleman: before his first ticket was all punched up, he would be ready to vow that the commuter's life is the only ideal existence.

I spoke up real gay like and said, 'Go as far as you like, I never was a commuter anyway.'

"We are out to commune with nature for a few minutes and you might just as well be a commuter as the rest of us.

The palace turned out to be a villa on the outskirts of the city, no bigger and hardly more pretentious than a well-to-do commuter's place at Bronxville or Mount Vernon.

Oliver stopped for a bagel on his way to the hospital and read the paper like a proper commuter.

Why, therefore, should he do this thing, and bring himself down to the level of the ordinary commuter?

I wrote something on bus transport woes of the Goan commuter, if I recall right.

Commuters were unhappy to travel by the free canoe service, while those travelling in vehicles were forced to take a lengthy detour.

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"No, Barbara, you did better than you knew that day six years ago, when we sat in the Somerset garden, and you persuaded me to become a commuter and let you plant a garden, promising never to talk about servants, and you've kept your word.

For a man of no hours (which usually means he never breakfasts before nine) to forgather cheerfully at a commuter's table at 7:15 A.M. is a trial to him, and a second breakfast is apt to cause a cloud in Madam C.'s domestic horizon.

I think, sweetheart, this commuter, his wife, and babies had better be content to wade in safe shallows and not go within touch of the Whirlpool current.

Evan says that if she does, and thus acknowledges the cat as hers, she may be deluged with bills for poultry, as he has been hearing weird tales on the train, such as are often current among commuters who are not zoologists, of a great black lynx that has been invading chicken coops and killing for pleasure, as his victims are usually left on the ground.

Daily except Sundays; or, What every commuter should know.

L.I.R.R.: ode by a commuter.

Daily except Sundays; or, What every commuter should know.

L.I.R.R.: ode by a commuter.

Each person had a blue or a yellow ticket, with numbers to be punched, like a commuter.

"I suppose he's a commuter," Mr. Peck concluded, and at once proceeded to procure directories of the adjacent cities of Berkeley, Oakland and Alameda.

It is the class which tries to be both city and country that fills the columns of the magazines with the trials of the commuter.

" "I see you carrying home a new kind of breakfast food," remarked the first commuter.

"Yes," said the second commuter, "I was missing too many trains.

In the wee, small hours of the morning a weary commuter, numb from the cold and the cramped position in which he had tried to sleep, crawled out of the train and floundered through the heavy snow-drifts to the nearest telegraph station.

" A nervous commuter on his dark, lonely way home from the railroad station heard footsteps behind him.

The commuter darted down a lane.