Commuting in a sentence as a noun

You cut down on time and cost commuting to campus, eating campus food, etc.

Just the hassle of getting up early, dressing up for work, commuting etc.

You trade some commuting time for lower prices, and certainly Flushing doesn't have the same appeal as SoHo.

I also find myself working a little later when at home since I don't need to worry about commuting.

Since you can't count commuting and you have no office, the mileage from your home office to your sales appointment isn't deductible.

They're talking about folding bikes and multimodal commuting.

This makes the idea of using ZipCar useless because now you need to waste an hour of your time commuting to a remote ZipCar location.

In two decades of bike commuting, I've had my bicycle stolen three times, and with a lot of effort and a lot of luck I've recovered it all three times.#1: I was 19 and had ridden it to a local swimming hole, stashing it in the woods.

The comfort of working hunched over a laptop at a strange table and the convenience of commuting to work even though you don't have an office you have to go to?Is it a thing where you have better self control at a computer if you're not at home?

Commuting definitions

noun

the travel of a commuter

See also: commutation