Sentences with phrase «while using public transport»

The one person who bargains day in day out with a loud unbearable voice, or the grunting sounds while using a public transport or eating out loud.

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With all the dating opportunities you can access on Chemistry.com, it would be great if you could take it with you and use it while eating out in town, or public transporting to work.

It's best thought - of as a device to use at home or while sitting down on the bus / train, rather than when standing up on public transport with one arm clutching a rail.

And while Providence has a relatively robust public transport network (by New England standards, at least), most car and truck drivers will still need to use their vehicles and get insurance for them.

Using a credit card for foreign public transport is sooooo much easier than holding up a line of annoyed locals behind you as you fumble around with whatever unfamiliar foreign currency you're dealing with and trying to figure out exactly how much is needed while trying to remember how to say «sorry» in Romanian... etc. (not that I would know what that's like of course).

While waiting for the additional data, Newman and Kenworth speculate on factors they say blend together in causing peak car use - the aging of cities (more people coming back from the suburbs to the inner cores and driving less), the growth of public transport, many cities hitting a wall in expansion after average commutes (by car or even train) get beyond one hour's time, and the rise in fuel prices.

You can take some of these simple steps to cut out emissions from your vehicle while driving: Buy a fuel efficient vehicle, give your car a break and use public transport, use renewable fuels and don't forget get your car tuned - up regularly.

Don't take the risk, ensure you have comprehensive travel insurance should anything happen while you are using public transport abroad.

And while Providence has a relatively robust public transport network (by New England standards, at least), most car and truck drivers will still need to use their vehicles and get insurance for them.

While not as effective at cutting out the low - end hum of a city, it works well enough here for use on noisy public transport.

Apprentice / Trainee Recruitment Consultant will ideally have the following: * Have a minimum of 1 years work experience - This can be part time while studying * Good I.T skills - Microsoft products (Excel, Word and Outlook are all used daily) * Have excellent communication skills both verbal and written - A great telephone manner is essential for this role * Be «hungry» and driven to earn great commission * Be a multi-tasker - Recruitment gets busy * Because of our lovely location, driving is essential (or live close enough to be able to cycle to work - We don't have public transport where we are.