"If I didn't have to take the subway," he said, "I wouldn't take the subway."
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I take the subway uptown and walk to the apartment.
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Normally I'd take the subway, but we are so late.
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Later, my husband and I take the subway into Manhattan.
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Understandable. Don't want to force her to take the subway?
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We take the subway home and stop for some crusty bread.
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Plus, I take the subway, so I'd stand out even more!
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I take the subway to work and read on the train.
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I still have to take the subway to get to work.
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To get to the Democratic National Convention, you take the subway
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Some residents said they were too scared to take the subway.
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I take the subway and the bus to go to work.
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I take the subway home and fall asleep by 10:30.
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"Why wouldn't you take the subway?" he told reporter Jen Wieczner.
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Because not everybody wants to take the subway but some people would.
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I had to take the subway up here to talk to you.
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I take the subway home, wash my face, and brush my teeth.
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I leave the office and take the subway to the Greenwich Village.
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"I take the subway every day everywhere," he told CBS in 2014.
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Normally, we'll take the subway to Manhattan to see my sister, Nesha.
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I take the subway ($1.40) and walk about 20 minutes to get there.
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I don't want to walk to the train station, so I take the subway.
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I take the subway downtown and then get on the boat with my friend.
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"I take the subway every day to work because it's extremely convenient," he said.
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The sisters even managed to take the subway without touching any surface or handrails.
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Places where you take the subway and then you have to take a bus.
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Generally, we'll take the subway over to Dumbo and stop into the Feed store.
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After some discussion regarding Lyft versus the subway, we decide to take the subway.
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We take the subway to the Lower East Side to my favorite Italian restaurant.
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I don't take the subway too often, so I don't get the monthly unlimited pass.
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I resist the urge to Lyft to work and take the subway and walk instead.
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After lunch, I take the subway back to the office to clean up my presentation.
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We shared an awkward car ride after he refused to "make" me take the subway.
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I take the subway over to Union Square for my Brazilian sugaring appointment at 7.
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You know, the mayor of New York [City, Bill de Blasio] can take the subway.
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I take the subway to the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) to get to work.
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Listen as you go about chores, or take the subway, or drive to the bank.
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Then I head out, load my MetroCard with $23.50, and take the subway to the office.
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I take the subway to 175th Street and then the little $03 bus across the bridge.
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I take the subway and swipe my Metro card (pay-as-you-go): $2130:2118 p.m.
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"I certainly didn't expect to take the subway home on my wedding night," Ms. Brown said.
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An hour into the party, I call it a night and take the subway into Manhattan.
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I walk around 18,000 to 20,000 steps a day since I don't take the subway much.
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We take the subway back downtown and thankfully miss some of the commute rush post-game.
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The extra expense of a MetroCard to take the subway to Brooklyn seemed negligible by comparison.
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If I'm running late I'll take the subway with high heels and earrings in my bag.
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It's a delightful treat to take the subway, because it means 30 uninterrupted minutes of reading.
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I always take the subway, even if it means I have to leave about two hours earlier.
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I take the subway using my preloaded card while reading Tell Me Lies — so far, so good.
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Another option is to take the subway to Port Authority Bus Terminal and catch a bus home.
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I know how to take the subway and the PATH now, and I know my way around.
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We use the 25-minute drive to catch up, and I'm relieved to not take the subway.
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After working an 18-hour day, I'd take the subway home from Manhattan to Bushwick; at 4 a.m.
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Check Uber — it's $6 to go home and I ain't a baller, so I take the subway home.
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You're working in a city where you can either take the subway or basically use a shared service.
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I take the subway into Manhattan and walk through Washington Square Park to watch the Christmas tree lighting.
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But many of us can do this on a bright September day: Take the subway to Lower Manhattan.
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So they might take the subway and then from the subway they take the scooter to their work.
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Across large swaths of New York City, it is impossible to take the subway without using the stairs.
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I couldn't grocery shop, walk to the pharmacy, have brunch with my friends, take the subway to work.
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Mr. Strelis, 25, said he often saw people using the station, but he preferred to take the subway.
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It's easier to ride the bus in a lot of cases than it is to take the subway.
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The scary bar tab total makes me take the subway, even though I'm an hour away from my apartment.
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I get my stuff from my locker and take the subway down to Trader Joe's to pick up groceries.
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Even though I live walking distance from the office, I take the subway because it's really humid this morning.
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We take the subway to Grand Central and then Metro North towards Fordham ($17 for two round trip tickets).
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Over the past week, New Yorkers who take the subway may have encountered some pretty unique "service information" posters.
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Today, as I look back on all this, I take the subway up to Rowans bowling in Finsbury Park.
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Take the subway to the financial district and check into WeLive, the company's apartment building at 215 Wall Street.
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I take the subway (using my prepaid MetroCard) and meet up with my dad's friends because they have my ticket.
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I do my 353-minute yoga practice, shower, get dressed while listening to Freakonomics, and take the subway to work.
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I take the subway to work and read a physical book instead of using the Kindle app on my phone.
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Right now, he said, he has to take the subway to Downtown Brooklyn or Manhattan for a nice evening out.
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They ride the M143 to Seventh Avenue from their schools on the Lower East Side, then take the subway home.
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My best friend is living at home right now, so she has to take the subway back out to the boonies.
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L.I.R.R. service to Atlantic Terminal in Brooklyn will remain suspended, but commuters can use their train tickets to take the subway.
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I decide to leave my car in the parking garage and take the subway home to avoid the early afternoon traffic.
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I do 30 minutes of yoga, shower, get dressed listening to France Inter radio, and then take the subway to work.
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After the movie, we split ways and I take the subway home, chat with my roommate, and get ready for bed.
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Since the deadly 2017 crane accident, Park has been unable to take the subway or elevators for fear they might collapse.
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While sufficient for many older students, a MetroCard is of no use to a kindergartner who cannot take the subway alone.
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If you want to take the subway during the shutdown, you'll need to take the G, J, M or Z lines.
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"I wanted to be in New York City so I could take the subway and be anywhere," said Ms. Miller, 22.
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IF YOU take the subway around New York, you can sometimes hear groups of young Jewish women chatting quietly, their hair covered.
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I need to pick up my student ID for school before my first day, so I take the subway down to campus.
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Then I leave the office and take the subway to meet my boyfriend, T., for rock climbing (using my prepaid subway card).
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And then I'm going to take the subway to my son's basketball game over at his public high school near Times Square.
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And did Kara take the subway like a real New Yorker or did she take a car service like a fancy lady?
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For example:An unnecessary cab ride, when I could just take the subway;A hardcover book;Two glasses of wine (at NYC prices).
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Afterward, I felt so sleepy I couldn't even bring myself to take the subway home and hailed the first cab I found.
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I take the subway everywhere and at all hours, and it's a different scene than it was in the 1990s, especially at night.
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Once I'm up and dressed, I take the subway into Manhattan for day two of the offsite; commuters seem especially grumpy this morning.
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She tries to take the subway as much as possible to get around and only splurges on cabs a few times a month.
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In the days of the coronavirus, I take the subway to and home from work, but I also diligently wash my hands afterward.
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"We want to have the rider make the most informed choice, even if that choice is I should take the subway," he said.
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I take the subway home then code for two more hours before I hop on a call with a colleague for an hour.
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I return a pair of jeans that were too big to the AllSaints near my office ($105 refund) and take the subway home.
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The thinking goes: if given the choice between a $2.75 subway trip or a $30 car ride, most people will take the subway.
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In today's 360 video, ride along as a New Yorker in a wheelchair explains why more people with disabilities don't take the subway.
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The agency said it will lose $215 million this year from fare evasion when New Yorkers take the subway or bus without paying.
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A stalled truck forces the two to take the subway, at which time their city is subject to a very gnarly alien attack.
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It's really simple: "Everyday, I wake up, get dressed, take the subway to work, and then don't masturbate in front of anyone," Bee said.
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My husband and I take the subway home and hang out with Ancho before putting him to bed and tidying up around the apartment.
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I would have liked to stay longer but I'm running quite late to work, so I head out and take the subway into Brooklyn.
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He and his mother lived in Greenwich Village; she would take the subway to shop at a co-op on the Upper West Side.
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I take the subway to our newsroom in Times Square every day and experience the constant delays that New Yorkers love to complain about.
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Imagine a set of earbuds that notices you take the subway to work every morning and learns to block out squealing wheels and loud commuters.
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Many take the subway to the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, the famed store window displays on Fifth Avenue and the Winter Village at Bryant Park.
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Related: Sinatra's New York, Immortalized as Miniatures Meet the Australian Artist Shrinking Cities Into Dioramas Take the Subway with Angels in These Classical Paintings Mashup
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I can also stay on the first tram and take the subway, but the tram route is ten minutes shorter and it makes a difference.
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I take the subway to the Art Gallery of Ontario, where I'm meeting my parents to see the new "Impressionism in the Age of Industry" exhibit.
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Ackman also laid off his driver, saying he can walk or take the subway to his Midtown Manhattan office, the people familiar with the matter said.
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I was going to take the subway since she lives one stop away from me, but the food comes in two massive boxes and it's pouring.
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SATC taught us to never trust New Yorkers who don't take the subway, but it also taught us how to properly hunt down a chemical peel.
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As U.S. District Judge William Alsup said in court Tuesday, "Uber wanted to take the subway to the finish line" instead of running the entire race.
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A dry hairline is just one of the many perks of not having to take the subway when a city-wide heat advisory is in effect.
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I take the subway home, rocking out to a Christmas playlist I made in high school, and taking a detour at the Trader Joe's wine shop.
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The M.T.A., which oversees New York's subways and buses, released a report this month saying that about 222,210 people take the subway each day without paying.
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I don't need to arrive at court until 9:30, so I take the subway to the office to answer emails and get some work done.
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It was summer, I was 16, I got to take the subway to work in the morning and learn the film's music and choreography all day.
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On our way out, we stop at a bodega to grab a bottle of water for the road and then take the subway down to Penn Station.
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That is the question: whether 'tis nobler to suffer the cross-country flight to Southern California, or to take the subway to the nearest Shake Shack location.
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As for his conspicuous absence from the subways, Ms. Lever said Mr. Cuomo "cannot take the subway from his home to either office" in Manhattan or Albany.
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As the minutes ticked by, the other passengers started to crack jokes about his absence, and then began to get testy, threatening to leave and take the subway.
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We take the subway (using our unlimited monthly MetroCards), and stop at a bar for a drink to make braving the crowds of tourists in midtown more bearable.
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"From now on, I will be scared to take the subway," said Marina Ilyina, 30, who brought flowers to the station where the train stopped after the bombing.
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Public safety also means not having to worry when our children ride the bus to school or take the subway to visit a friend on a Friday night.
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I was able to get some work done in the morning, then take the subway to the bus, and spend the remainder of the day with my grandmother.
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I'd just moved into a new apartment and decided to take the subway to Ikea, where I bought a bunch of flat-pack furniture for an affordable price.
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I usually take the subway to work, but given the 50-degree weather in February, I decide to make the ~45-minute trek to the office outside on foot.
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LADIES WHO BRUNCH I'll take the subway into Manhattan and by 2:30 or 3 I'll meet up with my girls — John Retsios, Ryan Raftery, Jeff Romley — for brunch.
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Then they take the subway to college, then ride a different bus to their job, another bus to pick up their child and a final bus to go home.
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I leave the office at 229 and take the subway the two stops to court, where it is confirmed that we do indeed have a full day of cases.
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But there's no reason he wouldn't be able to take the subway to all of his appointments, and carve out enough time to walk from the station to his destination.
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Related: Sensual Drawings of Gnarled Hands Touching Nature | Monday Insta Illustrator Awesome Body-Part Jewelry Will Have You seeing Double Take the Subway with Angels in These Classical Painting Mashups
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Some Amazon employees could live in Manhattan and take the subway to Queens, in the opposite direction as most commuters who are traveling to work in Manhattan, Mr. Byford said.
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We take the subway back home (I had money on my MetroCard) to drop off our groceries and say hi to Ancho; we feel bad about leaving him alone all Saturday!
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For about half of that, I was not medicated, and struggled to do everyday things (sit in class, drive in a car, take the subway, go out to lunch, and more).
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Now people are being affected because they destroyed a store, because they can't take the subway, because the police are shooting, but those are things we see in the hospital daily.
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Skenazy was called the worst mother on the planet after she wrote a story in 2008 on why she let her then-9-year-old son take the subway by himself.
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Whether you take the subway to work every day, or you're looking to save data by not having to stream your music, it's easy to listen to music offline on Amazon Music.
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While I'd love to bring Odie into the office, there's no easy way to get him there without driving my car into Manhattan and paying for parking (I generally take the subway).
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I said I would take the subway (I could not afford a cab at the time), but he handed me some money and told me not to be silly, take the cab.
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Whenever I went to visit friends on the weekends, I would take the subway, which cost about $0003 depending on distance, and taxis rarely cost me more than $10 across the city.
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The field, which seats around 50,000 fans, is situated in the Bronx and does have plenty of parking garages, but GoBankingRates suggest you take the subway if you want to catch a game.
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CLINTON: I can do two shows a day with Michael, then take the subway with him, and he's still talking to me on the subway, then he calls me later to talk more.
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During the 2014 Ebola outbreak, de Blasio was publicly photographed riding a train to prove that it was safe to take the subway after an infected doctor rode it prior to his diagnosis.
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To accommodate the nearly six million riders who take the subway on weekdays — the highest level since the 1940s — the authority is spending billions of dollars on new stations and more spacious trains.
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That can be especially useful for people who live in big cities and often walk or take the subway, as well as hikers who want to make sure they're staying on the right track.
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I had planned to wait in my room until after rush hour, then take the subway to the central train station, but I want to leave now and get a coffee at my favorite place.
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But people do wonder, in terms of short-form, I mean, you describe the way people would consume the content – I take the subway every day in New York, people are watching their videos there.
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It sounds crazy, but I often stand on the checkout line for 30 minutes and then take the subway home with my groceries just so I can have my favorite TJ's products during the week.
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You have to take the subway to the end of the line then transfer to a bus for a 45-minute ride out to the edge of the city for a 7:00 AM appointment.
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Mr. Johnson introduced an ambitious plan on Tuesday to wrest control of the subway from the governor and state lawmakers, many of whom live far from the city and rarely, if ever, take the subway.
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Similarly, Citymapper is more powerful than Snips as it gives you an ETA as well as a price estimation so that you know if it makes more sense to order an Uber or take the subway.
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"If I know that I have to take the subway home late at night, I want to be dressed appropriately," she said, adding that during the time she's lived in New York, she's been attacked twice.
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For some parents, this feature is a big safety priority, as middle schoolers often have the freedom to walk or bike or even take the subway to get to school or friends' houses on their own.
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I'd still occasionally take the subway when I was in a rush or the weather was bad, but no more than once a week — so I began spending only $11 or so per month on the subway.
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Dr. Kelly Fradin, a New York City-based pediatrician and mother of two, has urged families to stay calm, noting that she hasn't disrupted her own routine and continues to take the subway to and from work.
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At times, he said, he was told to take the subway between City Hall and Gracie Mansion, the mayor's residence on the Upper East Side — rather than traveling by police car — which he perceived as a sign of disrespect.
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Toward the end of the hour-long show, the boy and his father — ever in their pajamas — take the subway to the 81st Street–Museum of Natural History stop, where the boy is convinced he left his stuffed whale.
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Many live in the diplomatic residences that dot the East Side neighborhood adjoining Central Park, but some live as far away as Brooklyn and take the subway or a taxi to avoid violating Mr. Sauer's strictly enforced start-time deadline.
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And they also spell trouble for the looming L train shutdown in 2019, which poses a litany of threats—of which VICE has been tracking since April—to the livelihoods of the 225,000 commuters who take the subway between Manhattan and Brooklyn daily.
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Arriving in Paris — where I needed to take the subway from Gare de Lyon station to Gare du Nord so I could jump onto my final train to London — also felt like being snapped back to reality because things were getting more expensive.
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If I wanted to go to a friend's house after high school we'd walk or take the M86 across town (the school was on the Upper East Side but most of my friends lived on the Upper West Side) or take the subway downtown.
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For National Walk to Work Day, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti walked FIVE MILES to work—HE WALKED TO CITY HALL, he didn't even TAKE THE SUBWAY—in Los Angeles, a place where it's a known fact that sidewalks are covered in venomous snakes and molten lava.
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Because, of course, even the most minimalist baby does need some things — a car seat, for example (New York City hospitals won't let you leave without one, and mine quickly shot down my proposal to take the subway home with a newborn and stitches in my vagina).
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After making a cup of green tea, chatting with the roommate after she returns from yoga (and sharing which T. Swift song is stuck in our heads — "Delicate" in mine, "Gorgeous" in hers), I get dressed and leave my apartment to take the subway into Brooklyn for work.
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Grand Trunk Parasheet Beach Blanket, available at Amazon, $23.97As a native Michigander, I thought I was giving up my summer days at the beach when I moved to New York City, until I discovered how easy it was to take the subway to Brighton Beach from my apartment in Brooklyn.
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I still head to Trader Joe's for items like snacks and staples, Whole Foods for fish and sometimes produce, and my local Key Food for everything else — despite the fact that I have to take the subway and often wait on line for upwards of 30 minutes to shop at the first two.
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This summer, I made a commitment to myself to be outside as much as possible: riding a bike when I could take the subway, sitting on my fire escape when I could be on the couch, and forcing my friends to eat off paper plates while we awkwardly sit on grass or sand when we could be indoors, fully upright, at a table.
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This summer, I made a commitment to myself to be outside as much as possible: riding a bike when I could take the subway, sitting on my fire escape when I could be on the couch, and forcing my friends to eat off paper plates while we awkwardly sit on grass or sand when we could be indoors, fully upright, at a table.
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