Sentences with phrase «living one subway»

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I live in New York and take the subway, walk, or ride a bike most places, but I use Uber a few times a month, if not once or twice a week.

(If you live in New York City, you've no doubt seen Jet's advertising plastered atop taxi cabs and inside subway cars.)

«As you can see in people's living rooms, on a plane or riding the subway, fans all over the world can enjoy playing Nintendo Switch wherever they go,» said Reggie Fils - Aime, Nintendo of America President and COO in a statement.

I live in a city, and frequently visit more than one place when I go on vacation, so having something I can carry up and down subway steps and on uneven streets is crucial.

Billions of dollars proposed for subway expansion to UBC better spent on housing for students, staff and those who live there.

Flatt lives in a quiet Toronto neighborhood and often commutes by subway.

I was inspired by the vulnerability of that culture; the way people spill their life out over their cell phones while you're sitting next to them on the subway.

Opening a subway system for the District of Columbia in 1976 gave Washington's blighted downtown a new lease on life.

It is the kind of ministry that triumphantly presses against the life - draining messages of the urban subway underground.

now they know what it feels like to have one's life threatened... they're always the ones threatening us and carrying it out... 9/11, FT Hood, Times Square, NYC subway system, Northwest Flt 253 (underwear bomber).

The subway is a microcosm of New York; ridership spans all walks of life.

Moving is challenging to say the least but NYC is amazing so I bet you will have a great time living there (I have no comment on the subway LOL).

The smell of urine in the subways, the lack of personal space, the honking throughout the night, and the constant walking from place to place are now all normals things in my life.

Some live in rural areas and harvest their own kale, while others lug huge bushels home from the farmer's market on the subway.

There must be plenty of rat food in the subway, because otherwise, the thousands of rats who live down there would not be able to survive.

I lived in New York for seven years and I've never once seen a New York subway car even half as full as a Tokyo train during commuter hours.

Need something with good recline and lightweight, bc I live in NYC and have to do subways.

The soft colors, unique shapes, and plus cotton feel of our subway, Statue of Liberty, and Brooklyn Bridge rattles will capture and hold baby's attention, making them the perfect baby gifts for the newest newborn in your life.

Parents who live in busy cities praise the stroller for how easy it is to get on and off the subway or other public transit, as well as carry up and down stairs.

It shouldn't take this freakin» long to feed such an itty bitty little human being, but here I am, waiting around like I'm on a subway train to nowhere, wondering when I'll be free to carry on with my adult life.

Be thorough, do your homework, and start your quest early — six months before you'll need it isn't too soon, especially if you live in a large city where daycare slots fill up faster than subway cars during rush hour.

For travel or city life, Peg Perego Pliko Mini gets you through the obstacles you face, from the subway to the gate - check at the airport.

My worst problem here from flooding (because I live on the fifth floor) is that the subways could stop working again (like they did a couple weeks ago, throwing the entire city into a panic), but for most of you, flooding is a serious physical danger that could kill you and destroy your home and all your stuff.

Or, if you live in the city and lead a busy life, go for a lightweight umbrella stroller to make climbing stairs and navigating subways much easier.

Straphangers stuck on the derailed train are lining up to sue the subway system that made their morning a living hell.

«Our city's annual loss of $ 307 million to preventable subway delays is a critical derailment of the economic lives of many businesses and New Yorkers, particularly those from economically challenged communities who feel any hit to their wallet harder than those with access to alternate commuting options,» said Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, who requested the study.

«Great subway and bus services are essential to all of our communities, so New Yorkers can go to school, do our jobs, and live our lives,» said Assemblymember and Senator - Elect Brian Kavanagh.

This reminds Queens residents of why New York City is already faced with above average unemployment, high taxes and a huge cost of living along with ever - increasing tolls and subway fares.

«When the subway stopped at Fort Hamilton, we heard what sounded like gunfire but we were unsure until people came running for their lives into our car,» Scandalios wrote.

«We, as lawmakers, can help ensure that those living below the poverty line are able to take the bus or subway to appointments, work and school by making the Fair Fares plan a reality, guaranteeing half price MetroCards for some of our city's most vulnerable.»

Ranzenhofer said he was quite familiar with the subway: His kids live in New York City and «take the subway everyday,» he said.

«For folks that can't afford the subway every single day, I think that shows the type of city that they're living in.»

«I don't care if it's someone on a subway platform or someone I've met in political life.

A decline in the City's quality of life is her overarching theme, with subway delays, public urination, crippling traffic and increasing numbers of homeless people on the street prime examples she offers of problems caused, or at least not adequately addressed, by Mayor de Blasio.

If you live in Manhattan, you can take subways, buses or taxis.»

Most people don't live or work right by the water, and there aren't very many subway or bus stops right by the water, either.

The seemingly never ending «Summer of Hell» subway meltdown is a reminder to New York City residents that the state, which owns the MTA, does a have a big impact on everyday life.

The court found that working class residents shared a common language, lived in similar types of housing, used the same subway lines and health clinics, and got their news from Chinese - language media.

New Year's Day is about to bring New Yorkers what many of their ancestors never lived to see: the opening of the Second Avenue subway.

«As New Yorkers, our lives revolve around the subways,» he said.

«If the subway is New York City's heart, then the mounting delays and catastrophic service failures we're seeing are congestive heart failure, threatening the very life of our city,» said Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, who requested the study.

The M18, which was cut entirely, was particularly important for seniors, people with disabilities, and parents with strollers living near Convent Avenue, who could not walk to other bus lines, or had difficulty with the stairs, since most of our subway stations do not have elevators.

«Shopping malls and restaurants in subway stations in Beijing,» said Prendergast, describing some of the features enjoyed by subway riders who don't live in New York.

«Corruption, pay - to - play, mismanagement, deteriorating quality of life, of a homeless crisis, broken subways or if they want to take our city in a different direction,» Malliotakis said Tuesday morning, trying to make a last - minute push to voters.

Many of them say their constituents drive into Manhattan because they live too far from subway and bus stops and already pay existing bridge tolls that support a transit system that they often can not use.

That comes amid a growing number of horror stories about people being stuck in packed, non-air-conditioned trains — and the MTA responding by offering free books in subway stations or nixing recorded explanations for train delays with live updates from MTA staffers on trains.

Comptroller Scott Stringer and Public Advocate Letitia James both backed the «Fair Fare» proposal, which would cut subway and bus fares in half for New Yorkers living at or below the federal poverty line.

Malliotakis» campaign has argued that she can manage the city better than de Blasio has — she regularly criticizes the mayor for failing schools, the homelessness crisis, crumbling subways, and other quality of life issues.

He says bond issues, which represent long - term borrowing by taxpayers, are traditionally used for infrastructure projects like subway improvements, bridges or other long - lived items.

Someone who can trace a user's subway movements might figure out where the traveler lives and works, what shops or bars the person frequents, a daily schedule, or even — if the app is tracking multiple people — who the user meets at various places.