I commute to work for an hour.

Her supervisor's kitchen report says she was right on time.

On a normal day, she leaves from home, she leaves from home, and she goes and she travels alongside a railroad track.

It's totally dominated by work.

Do you realize that you, TED users, spend an average of 52 minutes per day in traffic, wasting your time on your daily commute?

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It makes for an exotic and chilly commute.

He's a business man.

He commutes to his office by bus.

Tom goes to work by bus.

Tom commutes to work by bus.

You're in the middle of your shift!

So he'd have to take the Dulles Toll Road every day. So he would have a SmartTag, McGoo.

I bike to work.

I ride my bike to work.

I cycle to work.

I ride a bike to work.

He cannot avoid traveling to work during the rush hours.

I'm a company man an ordinary salaried office worker.

I'm off duty now.

He has been absent from work for a week.

Where do you live now?

None of them were officially working when they were attacked.

Does he go to work by bus?

Commuters were deprived of their transport by the strike.

I go to work by car every day.

One of my first battalion commanders,

Unfortunately I hit the morning rush hour.

Why, sure, sheriff, I'll be glad to.

You can drive me to work. I miss that quirky little motorcycle of yours.

Only commuter trains headed towards interior.

Meaning someone had to have dispatched it. Even if they was off the records.

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I am a cultural omnivore, one whose daily commute is made possible by attachment to an iPod an iPod that contains Wagner and Mozart, pop diva Christina Aguilera, country singer Josh Turner, gangsta rap artist Kirk Franklin, concerti, symphonies and more and more.

Do you know the new model used by Okinawa Tram System?

So you get this really passionate culture and I got swept up in that.

So here's another golden oldie for all the commuters out there.

I'm the puzzle columnist for Discover Magazine.

I don't believe it's lunch yet. Let's not dally.

36 hours. You made it.

I guess. Long as you're not on the clock.

Served 12 years on a nuclear sub.

It's a story about transformation and connections.

I was off duty at the time.