A group of U.S. scientists — all with top secret security clearances — takes the subway to a conference on missile defense.
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Mr. Johnson has drawn attention to the fact that he regularly takes the subway, unlike the mayor and the governor.
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If there are no buildings, Spider-Man is just like the rest of New Yorkers: He runs or takes the subway.
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Anyone who takes the subway regularly in New York City knows that riders can't escape the ads for erectile dysfunction drugs.
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Depending on meteorological conditions, he walks or takes the subway to his office, tacking another 15 minutes on the game clock.
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" And as befitting an A-lister of his status, he "hardly ever" takes the subway … after all, "sandwiches are a gateway to cake.
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Mr. Vaughn, 37, who works in the advertising industry, said he takes the subway to work but sometimes avoids it on the weekends.
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The city now passes for his hometown; he takes the subway to the suburban set every day, and his mother and sister live here.
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Marathoner takes the subway Rosie Ruiz won the 1980 Boston Marathon and even set a new record time, finishing in less than three hours.
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Ms. John, 23, usually takes the subway home from her overnight job as a home health care aide, but her line was not running.
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"Cynthia Nixon takes the subway more in this 2 minute ad than anyone on Sex and the City did in 6 seasons" writer Caroline Framke commented.
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He takes the subway to work, and he said he was careful that his uniform did not show under his jacket so as not to invite complaints.
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It takes the knowledge that Jones still takes the subway and that playwrights don't make that much money for Jessica to appreciate what she has in front of her.
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Matt Albala, 29, a brokerage manager who takes the subway three or four times a day, said he had been delayed only once or twice in the past month.
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At least three days a week, Araya Manning takes the subway from her apartment on the Upper West Side to a studio in Chelsea, where she loses herself in dance.
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So she gets drunk on a bottle of red wine, takes the subway downtown in the rain, and hops on stage, wet and drunk, at a Greenwich Village comedy club.
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The film's biggest misstep is a cutesy (and, as far as I can tell, entirely fabricated) sequence in which Churchill takes the subway so he can talk to the general public.
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" And I feel the "Stripper From Bensonhurst" after she takes the subway home: "She sips a beer and watches The Today Show / This is not how New York was supposed to go.
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Mr. Runyon walks a few blocks to his studio, Carnegie Hill Massage; Ms. Torello either walks about 40 minutes to her job on East 42nd Street or takes the subway, he said.
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Dark Web — which went to theaters with two different possible endings — is underwhelming despite a clever touch involving an imperiled character whose cellphone service goes in and out as she takes the subway.
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The iOS update went live yesterday and a key feature for anyone who travels, or regularly takes the subway (and thus loses internet access between stops), is the ability to load up on movies and TV shows that previously had no offline access.
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"New Yorkers who live in the city, they will believe that the M.T.A. is the city's responsibility," said Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez, a Manhattan Democrat and chairman of the City Council's transportation committee who said he takes the subway to work almost daily.
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MJ and her aunt arrive, and they announce the upcoming marriage to their family. She leaves in a Ferrari with her ex-boyfriend, and Peter takes the subway home. Both are starting to have second thoughts about their marriage. When they meet up again that night, Spidey takes MJ out web-slinging to clear their heads.
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In the video, Jackson portrays a teenager named Darryl, who has just completed a term at an expensive private school. He returns to the city and takes the subway back to his neglected neighborhood. Darryl finds his home is empty where he is greeted by his old friends. The leader of the group is Mini Max (a then mostly unknown Wesley Snipes).
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Corky agrees. Fresh takes the subway to Washington Square to play chess for cash with a man who is undefeated while his father Sam, a skilled chess player, sits at another table watching him. After winning, Fresh plays his father but loses. Fresh visits Chuckie, who proposes to enter their dog, Roscoe, in a dogfight to earn cash and urges Fresh to get him a job with Esteban.
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Laura is an artistic dancer married to a wealthy businessman in New York City. She suspects she is pregnant after she gets sick after a dancing performance. She takes the subway home, and while she is on the subway she sees a young woman sitting across from her holding a baby. After a moment, she looks back and the young woman is gone but had left the baby behind.
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Jules and Peter engage in a long philosophical discussion about the nature of Blackness and Jewishness in America. Later, he goes to dinner with his friend Ida, who suggests suing the landlady, but he prefers not to. He then leaves, takes the subway, and goes to a black bar where he buys a drink for two women. Racism and African- American life are major themes of this story.
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The man takes the subway to get to Icheon but does not know the area. Three high school girls join him in his subway car, and they act casually and ignore the man. The man is very distracted by the girls, and he notices that they do nothing to cover up when their skirts expose them. He grows uncomfortable, and the girls eventually leave, with one claiming to have won a bet.
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During the ride, Robin angrily reveals to Barney that she had tried to talk to him about how low she was feeling recently due to her break-up with Don and feeling shunned and forgotten due to her overly-enthusiastic new co-anchor, yet Barney ignored her and tried to use her as a decoy while he eyed up a woman at the bar. Barney apologises to Robin, but she is not interested and leaves the car. Halfway through the race, the group all coincidentally meet up, and though Ted proposes they declare a tie, they immediately continue the race. Robin takes the subway, where she sees a poster up for her news show, with her co-anchor's face taking up much more space then hers.
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Robin admits that she has not done any of those things, but Future Ted states that by the end of the day, she would have done all three. The group then debate on the fastest way to get to the restaurant, and quickly decide to race each other there: Ted rides the bus, Lily takes the subway, Robin opts to hail a cab, Marshall decides to run there on foot, and Barney claims to have the fastest method of all while even enjoying a steak first at a nearby restaurant: he fakes a heart attack after eating the steak, then uses the ambulance ride to a hospital right next to the downtown restaurant as his quick transportation. His plan backfires, however, when the ambulance takes him to a hospital uptown, and he is forced to contact Ranjit for a ride. Meanwhile, Lily misinterprets the subway conductor's announcement that the subway is undergoing maintenance, and soon after exiting the train, it departs.
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