AC: Nobody knows why I want to take the train.
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"On the weekend many people take the train," Nelson said.
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I take the train home (paid with my preloaded card).
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She also hopes to take the train to Cambridge, Mass.
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Some of your coworkers still take the train to work.
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I take the train to work with my weekly card.
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We'd arranged to take the train down for the event.
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I take the train home ($0) in the pouring rain.
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I take the train there and back on my Ventra card.
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"Road conditions are abysmal," she said, adding she'd take the train.
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If fares rise, they take the train instead—or stay at home.
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The plan was simple: Take the train to the ski slopes. Why?
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It's not awfully late yet and I decide to take the train back.
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They take the train, but I call a Lyft for the marathon man.
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I take the train back home and I pass out without eating dinner.
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I bolt out of the office and take the train back to Brooklyn.
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On the ground, the Queen has been known to occasionally take the train.
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I leave the rest for J., and leave to take the train to work.
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I figured it's worth a shot and take the train two stops into Chinatown.
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Take the train home, shower, catch up on social media, and roll into bed.
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We split an UberPool because she's not feeling well enough to take the train.
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I accompany N. to the metro, and we take the train to work together.
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One customer might come with a question: 'how often do people take the train?
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"If you're going, take the train so I can hear it rumble," she sings.
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If we were reunited, we could take the train all the way to Europe.
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Mr. Brown said they would take the train one stop, turn around, and return.
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I take the train to work today, since I left my bike at the office.
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My sisters and I take the train home and get back at around 10:30.
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Here, you're all stacked up and you take the train together, and everyone's freezing together.
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My roommate offers to take the train downtown and drop it off at my office.
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I take the train one express stop, and walk another few blocks to my office.
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I take the train to the airport and then find my way to the hotel.
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If you take the train home after happy hour, for example, do you BOARD SILLY?
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I take the train to his house and we watch Elf and Blades of Glory together.
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The store is right by the train station close to work, so I take the train.
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We take the train back in Taipei and, appropriately, have dinner at a hot pot restaurant.
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He comes by my house at around 7 and we take the train to Circular Quay.
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I take the train in from New Jersey, and there are fewer commuters at that time.
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I take the train to downtown so that I can be on time for the tour.
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Or sometimes I'll take the train to Long Island to see my sisters and my parents.
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I don't feel like biking, so I buy a two-hour pass and take the train home.
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Then I walk quickly to the subway to take the train uptown (swipe is already paid for).
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The state pays for public transit for all employees, so I always take the train to work.
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She'll be coming to Paris before and then we will take the train to my grandma's together.
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It's an ordeal all of us who take the train have endured at one point or another.
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In the north there are fewer checkpoints so more people continue to take the train up there.
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I want to check out a few speakeasies tonight, so we take the train back to Lisbon.
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This, he said, frees up weekends so he and his wife can … take the train to Manhattan.
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I had to take the train to Rhode Island, where we talked over pizza and eggplant parmigiana.
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Three times as many, or 108,000 commuters, take the train to work anywhere in New York City.
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I take the train to 36th Avenue, which is on the northern end of Long Island City.
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I usually take the train, but this was a last-minute trip and Amtrak prices were crazy expensive.
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Extremely happy, we would take the train back with only some swollen lips and a few black eyes.
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You can visit convenience stores and museums, and take the train to see your grandmother in the mountains.
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If you take the train from Otisville to Port Jervis, you can see the buildings through the trees.
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"You can fly or you can take the train, but either way you have to go," she said.
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From there, we could take the train to the theater and claim spots on the standing-room line.
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I'm afraid to take the train to work, and my family is afraid to speak Spanish in public.
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From the time she was little, Ms. Barnes would take the train every year to visit the Taylors.
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UPSTATE OF MIND Attendees are encouraged to take the train (book early) and leave room for exploring Hudson.
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We take the train home, and I'm back in my pajamas within 30 seconds of walking into our apartment.
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I contemplate Ubering home, but it is $210 for a five-minute drive, so I take the train instead.
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I would go to the city, I'd take the train right after school into Manhattan multiple times a week.
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People would rather just take the train; they know what stop they're going to, and they walk straight there.
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We take the train to a stop closer to home and Uber the rest of the way (N. pays).
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But modernization is on the way, and commuters who take the train daily say it cannot come soon enough.
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"Road conditions are abysmal," she said, adding she'll take the train to make her way around the city Friday.
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Some do not take the train after a certain hour or allow children and visiting relatives to travel alone.
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It's easier for me to take the train to them rather than have them battle Friday traffic into the city.
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Like here... They'd be like 'Do you want to fly or take the train?' and I'm always like 'The train!
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Then I take the train home around 11:30 and thank my past self for the leftovers in the fridge.
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I figured I could take the train to Florence and spend the night at a budget hotel for the concert.
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I text my sister about where to meet at Penn Station to take the train out to see our parents.
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You can fly or take the train from Paris to Strasbourg, and there is bus and train service to Colmar.
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After work, I often walk across the bridge to Brooklyn and take the train the rest of the way home.
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A lot of our customers live within the Bushwick/Williamsburg area, and all of our other customers take the train.
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I am supposed to take the train from New York City to Connecticut to my nephew's birthday party this weekend.
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Yes, people always take the train, but in the south, [we estimate that] the number has dropped about 90 percent.
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Leaving from the San Francisco Bay Area, I would take the train and bus to the western side of Yosemite Valley.
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We leave bearing a bottle of gin from our booze shelf and take the train way down south of the river.
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I don't have a SEPTA card since I don't take the train that often, so I buy a single-trip ticket.
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I could take the train all the way, but it's just nicer to be on a boat for part of it.
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He's in north Miami, so B. and I take the train to a station near him where he'll pick us up.
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I leave home around 7 AM, take the train to the foot of the mountain, do the ascent and the descent.
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She'd take the train up in the morning to Penn Station and walk to Bergdorf, to be there when it opened.
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Her parents would fly in from Xinjiang, and Zumret would take the train from her college in Xiamen in southeastern China.
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These are the same types of folks who buy a monthly subway pass and then don't take the train all that often.
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He has an interview this afternoon, so I take the train uptown to meet him for lunch and prep him a bit.
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But it is the poorest of the poor who are forced to take the train, said Red Cross regional spokesman Alberto Cabezas.
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You take the train all the way there thinking you totally have a shot at it, and then you get totally snubbed.
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So he will take the train from Pennsylvania on Tuesday morning and go home again Tuesday night, according to his staff members.
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I take the train to J.'s house and listen to Kimya Dawson to try and feel better (it only marginally works).
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I splurged and got an Uber there for $7.52, since I leave the house so early and didn't want to take the train.
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I take the train up to meet him, waiting for two hours after he finishes work as a builder—just as we agreed.
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It was my first day at Temple University, and I lived off campus, so I had to take the train to get there.
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The weak state economy forced Kim to swallow Trump's aggressive posturing, reach out to Seoul and Washington, and take the train to Beijing.
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Some come on two wheels to take the train, but they are quietly frustrated that there are not dedicated spots for bikes aboard.
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B. and I take the train out of Time Square, and the lights look wild against the fleets of police on the street.
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World leaders, business leaders, and world-famous personalities are largely unlikely to copy Thunberg and take the train, as she did last year.
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Once you've become saturated with party, wind down with a stroll toward Brighton Beach; you can take the train from the next stop.
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Take the train in early fall and you'll weave through the brightly colored trees and leaves that make New England autumn so famous.
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It is late so I take an Uber directly back to my Airbnb and make a mental note to take the train tomorrow instead.
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I eat a banana on my walk from my block to the train station, where I take the train using my pre-loaded card.
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I take the dogs for a walk, and then C. and I take the train downtown to a breakfast place on L.'s recommendation.
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I can get me a bacon, egg, and cheese, an Arizona, a scratch-off ticket, and I still got money to take the train.
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It can fold up if you take the train and then scoot home from the station, making it perfect for just about any situation.
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You can take the train, fold up the bike, and then pull it out for the last portion of the ride to the office.
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Then my editor sent me a pitch: Would I take the train to Boston, the tour's current stop, and see both in one day?
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But now, thanks to an unexpected act of kindness from a train conductor, she can at least take the train ride free of charge.
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I take the train back to Manhattan and call D. to see if he wants to meet up at the apartment where I'm dog-sitting.
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I take the train and then the bus, but end up missing my stop, so I have to walk additional 15 minutes to get home.
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I take the train with my prepaid card — I don't do monthly passes, because I walk to work frequently and it wouldn't be worth it.
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It would make sense for all of those people to take the train in the other direction, and actually take a ferry from Rockaway Parkway.
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Mr. Molaison lived in Hartford, and Dr. Milner had to take the train down to Boston and drive from there to Connecticut to see him.
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Camille and her crew, boards in tow, take the train to Brooklyn and end up in a graffitied, sweaty, and pulsing rave-meets-skatepark warehouse party.
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If you drive you take calls and send emails via Siri; if you take the train you tap at your phone or type on your laptop.
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"We have completely and intentionally forgotten the most relevant part of users, namely those millions of commuters that take the train every day," Mr. Rizzo wrote.
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Sharon and Michael Stein traded their suburban comforts for downtown this spring and take the train each Wednesday from downtown to the Santa Monica Farmer's Market.
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While my roommate packed her bag to take the train home to Boston on Wednesday, I walked to the A&P in Bronxville with a shopping list.
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"In the old days, the gentlemen would work in Glasgow and take the train to the golf and back," said David Fleming, the club professional at Prestwick.
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"I definitely take the shuttle more than I take the train," said Justin Nelson, a co-founder and the president of the National L.G.B.T. Chamber of Commerce.
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Transportation tip: If you're coming from Los Angeles, skip the traffic and take the train — the Santa Barbara Amtrak station is a short walk from the beach.
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The Hong Kong government estimated in 213.7 that more than 245,000 passengers would take the train every day, but this year it lowered the forecast to 80,000.
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Flights to Belfast are a bit pricey, so budget-conscious travelers may find it cheaper to fly into Dublin and take the train to destinations in Northern Ireland.
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We take the train and slowly walk the few blocks home and then I get in bed while he goes to my mom's to help her with something.
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About 450 people live in the village, although one resident told a local news outlet some residents will walk into the nearby forest rather than take the train.
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KLM, a Dutch carrier, is urging customers to "fly responsibly"—even telling them that it is quicker to take the train to Brussels from Amsterdam than to fly.
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They go off to their next gig, I take the train back to London, develop the film, and go to the paper the next day with my prints.
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In fact, the most important part of Stan's offer to Angel is that they'll get a house close to the city, and he'll "take the train in" for work.
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After dropping him off, I take the train into work and then ride a Bird scooter ($1.45) the few blocks to the office instead of walking from the train.
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I don't know whether to laugh or cry, and I take the train home, shower, and head into town to meet my colleague, who's also had her contract suspended.
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Take the train from Amsterdam Central to Den Helder, then a quick city bus ride to the ferry terminal where you'll board the TESO ferry that leaves every hour.
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Years earlier, in the days when Liverpool had a substantial Spanish enclave, Fernando Torres and his countrymen would regularly take the train to the capital on their days off.
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Global brands like Hilton and Marriott pledged to get rid of single-use plastics; KLM, the Dutch airline, ran ads suggesting that travelers might want to take the train.
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When Cooper was forced to take a midnight train to a New York game because a segregated hotel refused him lodging, Cousy volunteered to take the train with him.
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Take the train from Lisbon's Rossio station to Sintra, which is a journey of about 40 minutes and the trains run at least every 20 minutes, 7 days a week.
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When he was 11 or 12 years old, he would watch a day game at Wrigley, then take the train to catch a White Sox game on the South Side.
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Tenzin, who lives in Lower Manhattan and goes to school in the West Village, said his parents let him take the train — as long as it is not too late.
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You can take the train, but since we have a rental car and my husband loves driving (not for the faint of heart in Italy!) we drive it to Pompeii.
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The national railroad operator and government advised people not to take the train or drive if they could avoid it, with up to 15 cm of snowfall expected on Monday afternoon.
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Havana (CNN)Here's a note to Americans traveling to Cuba as relations between the two countries thaw: If you need to be somewhere on time in Cuba don't take the train.
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I take the train home from the grocery store, and since I was just on the bus it counts as a transfer and my card will only be charged 25 cents.
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They commute to jobs on the Westside as restaurant workers and babysitters, sitting next to hipsters and retirees who have chosen to move downtown and take the train to the water.
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Young workers who prefer to walk or take the train — rather than drive — to eat, work and shop are pushing up property values and reshaping the way developers approach their plans.
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Rather than having a dispatcher instruct the engineer on where to take the train, the train could be controlled remotely, with a computer handling the nitty-gritty of actually operating the train.
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There are mornings when I imagine a different life, one where I take the train downtown and sit at a desk, actually sit, for 15 minutes over the course of a day.
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But in the mid-'80s, he would take the train from Philadelphia to New York to see shows — and the Neo-Expressionism that was popular at the time pushed him toward abstraction.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE for private-jet trips he reportedly made between Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia, suggesting that he take the train instead.
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She had hoped to take the train to Albany most weeks, she said, because it was a low-carbon alternative to driving, but only a few trains ran each day from Syracuse.
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The morning temperature is 9 degrees, it's unlikely anyone will be in the street, but I grab the gray quilted bag anyway and take the train to my Upper East Side appointment.
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I take the train home while watching the new Game of Thrones trailer, which gives me mixed feelings of excitement and dread because I know this last season is going to be brutal.
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SAS CEO Rickard Gustafson said in May that SAS had seen some impact from the growing climate debate, with some Swedish companies encouraging employees to take the train instead of short-haul flights.
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One analyst projected that Apple alone could take in $3 billion from downloads of Pokémon Go. I tried to take the train home to the East Bay, but something was obstructing the track.
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The trip should have been simple: We had to take the train from Firenze to Cecina, then one from Cecina to the Volterra-Saline-Pomarance station, followed by a bus up to Volterra.
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Succinct transit alternatives would be provided, the agencies have said, to ensure that the 250,000 riders who take the train between Manhattan and Brooklyn every day would not see their commute times skyrocket.
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But just before midnight, as we were preparing to cross the Shenzhen border to take the train back into Hong Kong, I became anxious that this trip had been an unnecessary risk to take.
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Just as we're about to leave, Mom calls to let us know she's done with work and asks us to pick her up because she doesn't want to take the train this late at night.
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I get up and get ready, and remember to take the train pass out of my car so my husband can use it and have a Diet Coke and a Luna bar during the drive.
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On Saturdays as a boy in Massapequa, on Long Island, Harold would "throw me out of bed" and father and son would take the train into the city to work at the 35th Street store.
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Whether you walk, take the train or arrive by car, there are things that can help streamline your routine and prepare you for the day ahead (or decompress you from the challenging day you've endured).
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Not very many people take the train to Buffalo — it's about 200 per weekday using the Exchange Street site and almost three times as many at Buffalo-Depew, where through trains to Chicago also stop.
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All photos by Jason Bergman for Noisey I live in the city so to get to the Bernie Sanders fundraiser, held at Baby's All Right on Tuesday and Wednesday, I had to take the train.
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I wanted to go straight to P.'s, but I realized I forgot my medicine at home, so I take the train and the bus to my place to pick it up before heading out again.
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Far from just a credit score in the financial sense, an SCS score can determine whether a person can buy business class tickets on trains (or take the train at all) or have access to flights.
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These changes to the Montreal-based system weren't costly, but as any frequent rail passenger in Canada will tell you, they have made it a lot easier to decide to take the train rather than fly.
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I'd only booked a one-way to the US because after visiting family in Nashville, I planned to travel to Washington DC for FinCon and then take the train to New York to visit a friend.
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But when I first moved up to Chicago, I used to take the train downtown to go to school and I met a girl who I ended up dating for a while until she moved away.
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Several mornings a week these unknown bards would put an apron and a pair of old house shoes in a shopping bag and take the train or streetcar from our section of Brooklyn out to Flatbush.
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But I still thought it was so cool, because I got to wear a suit and take the train into New York City and work on Wall Street, even thought I was only in eighth grade.
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I try to choke down a couple eggs and tea, put on some leggings and a sweatshirt (thank God I have a supremely casual office), and we take the train to work around 229:45 (prepaid card).
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If you've got the stomach for it, take the train tour to the ranch to feed bison from the palm of your hand and then dig in to a seriously delicious bison burger at the Senator's Steakhouse.
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In 1939 to get to the fair was to take the train; from the middle of the 19th century to the middle of the 20th, the railways were the artery by which people flowed to and through Queens.
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"My dad and brother take the train to [Manhattan] every day, so its a big part of my life," Crouchley tells CNBC Make It. She hears firsthand every day about the overcrowded trains, delays and long commutes times.
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He wanted a place to show how easy it was to take the train from Britain to locations across Europe and further abroad, and had noticed how hard it was to find information on how to do it.
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She was forever putting me into Lyfts instead of letting me walk or take the train, constantly ordering food online instead of allowing me to cook, and staying up late buying too many skin-care products on Amazon.
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"I want to go to Germany," said Sahed, 18, from Afghanistan, adding he would take the train back to the capital Budapest and from there offer a driver 300 euros to get him to his hoped-for destination.
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They were frank: Rerouting the 22017,136 people who take the train beneath the East River each day, the 50,000 who use it just to travel across Manhattan, and everybody else who rides the line, will not be easy.
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It remained unclear why he would choose to take the train to his second summit with Mr. Trump, rather than to fly, as he did to Singapore, where he met Mr. Trump for the first time in June.
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The migrants take the train on to Bihac, from where they try to sneak past border guards get to Croatia and then deeper into the EU. I am not here to write about them, but I join them anyway.
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It was not clear if Kim would take the thousands of km (miles) journey from the North Korean capital, Pyongyang, through China to the Vietnamese border, or first fly to a nearby Chinese city and then take the train.
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Air France's pilot unions have called on members to strike during the first week of the Euro 2016 soccer championship in a protest over pay, although the airline's chief executive said fans could just drive or take the train.
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Paired with a mischievous personality – Mew calls him "very naughty" – Kumamon made headlines after Kumamoto held a press conference to report that he was missing from his post, having run off to Osaka to urge residents there to take the train.
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I've tried to blend into the crowds that walk or take the train up and down the curves of the city on the river, to get to different boroughs, the ones where they grew up or started raising their families.
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She was supposed to take the train to Washington, D.C., on Thursday, to testify at a city-council hearing about a potential extension of the criminal statute of limitations for rape and sexual assault, but she was waiting for the verdict.
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Here are some of Ms. Kolich's tips for a luxurious but budget-friendly vacation in France: Ditch That Rental Car and Take the Train Forget renting a car (or, worse, relying on a private driver to get around), said Ms. Kolich.
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Before any of the estimates were made, a University of California, Berkeley transportation engineer calculated that, even if the rail line cost only $15 billion to build, it would still cost less to fly or drive than to take the train.
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If our schedules line up, we try to take the train home together in the evening, but he is taking a spin class at the gym tonight in preparation for his upcoming nine-day bike trip, so I head home alone.
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Early Tuesday morning, the Brouceks drove 2½ hours from their home in Halifax, Pa., to the Shady Grove Metro station in Rockville, Md., to take the train to Union Station near the Capitol, where they waited another two hours to see Bush's casket.
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Sharpton told him to get after it with his hands and noted that so far Buttigieg is the only candidate to take the train to Harlem to meet with him and the only candidate to say a blessing over his food before eating.
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You really have to take the train to 125th Street and then you have to look for the bus stop, and it's a regular old bus, and then you say to the bus driver, 'Which stop do I get off for the Sunken Meadow?
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Yes, it would be more pleasant to take the train and not be stared at by grown adults, whispered about by straight couples, or sneakily have pictures taken of you by people who haven't worked out that their phone screens are reflected in the glass behind them.
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Every Tuesday night, she would backcomb her hair into a giant nest, paint her face chalk-white and take the train into London to hang out at The Blitz and another bar in Kingston alongside not-yet-famous locals like Boy George, Princess Julia and Steve Strange.
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Soon after the turn of the 20th century, Sapa — a verdant Vietnamese mountain town known for its terraced rice fields — became a stylish retreat for French colonials who would take the train from Hanoi for visits to their country villas and to a now-defunct sanitarium.
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The first time he became champion and all of these kind of legendary stories of wrestling and then suddenly cut to Nick Denton, who's talking about how he used to ... His great story is how he used to take the train to Budapest to pick up Wired magazine.
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"Our dream is to one day take the train to go to North Korea and all the way across Siberia and to Berlin," said Noh Yeon-su, curator of the DMZ Museum, referring to roads and rail lines that stop at the border, essentially making South Korea an island.
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I'm not much of a car person, I get around primarily by bike and public transportation, so I considered my choices: drive there in my husband's Toyota Tundra, using about $90 in gas; take the train for $29; Uber or Lyft (roughly $177 each way); fly for about $244 roundtrip.
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Last week Gagey suggested a tough stance on the strike even if it meant disruption to the Euro tournament, telling reporters at a global airlines meeting in Dublin that fans stranded by the strike could "drive or take the train," or else fly on Dutch sister airline KLM or U.S. partner Delta.
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With deals as great as just €20.60 ($23) for a second-class ticket from Sofia to the Serbian capital of Belgrade — a distance of about 250 miles (400 kilometers) — I couldn't fathom why people wouldn't want to take the train, especially if they lived far from an airport serviced by low-cost airlines.
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Will Haskell, who represents a part of Connecticut filled with people who commute to New York City every day, points out that it would be especially disruptive for his constituents if they had to change their clocks every morning when they take the train to work and again when they come home.
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A DJ's DJ with a vast record collection, Mulry's personal music tastes began to form as a teenager in New York City, when he would take the train downtown from his home in Queens to hang out in record stores, trade mixtapes, and attend all-ages punk shows at spots like the now-defunct Coney Island High.
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According to survey findings given exclusively to VICE from the Comptroller's Office, a quarter of L train riders said the line deserved a D or F—which is lower than the 37 percent amongst all respondents—and 64 percent reported delays at least half the time they take the train, compared to 70 percent of riders systemwide.
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If you decide to take the train to Margate, give yourself a few extra hours to appreciate the psychedelic 'Shell Grotto' further down the promenade, not to mention the Only Fools and Horses exhibit, dedicated to the classic "Jolly Boy's Outing" episode set in the town—rather than say, the one where Del and Rodders meet that illegal immigrant who can only say "Gary".
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He remembers the terrible rioting between Burmese and ethnic Indians in the 2000s and the nights when my grandfather didn't come home from his office and no one knew if it was because he had decided it was too dangerous to take the train to the suburbs, where he'd moved the family for safety, or if he'd been killed, as hundreds of Indians were.
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"Whether it's allowing yourself to take a Lyft or Uber once in a while (even though you could take the train) or getting the Amazon Prime subscription (even though you don't need it in two days) or paying someone to build that bookshelf for you (even though you could just spend half your day doing it on your own) — give yourself permission to do that."
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Before Hyperloop, passengers can take a 3.5-hour flight, a 17.5-hour overnight ferry, or take the train to Turku and ride an 11-hour ferry from thereWorking with two engineering companies from the Baltic, FS Links and KPMG, Hyperloop One's study shows why connecting the two regions would be incredibly financially smart:The value of time saved by the network is an astounding 321 million Euros per year.
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What would happen under the plan: Under the proposed rule, the government would generally withhold "favorable discretion" (and, therefore, deny the asylum claim) for anyone who had spent more than two weeks in another country en route to the US without seeking asylum there, or who had traveled through more than one country on the way to the US. Many Central Americans, especially if they take the train through Mexico or travel on foot, take more than two weeks to travel through Mexico.
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