| He became our first bicoastal senior editor in 1997, shuttling between New York and Silicon Valley. |
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| The Concorde has been shuttling passengers across the Atlantic across twice the speed of sound for 30 years. |
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| The Taiwan people shuttling between the two cities have brought travel agencies in Taiwan brisk business. |
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| I will be up at New York a lot too, because a lot of the shows we have come out of New York, so I will be shuttling back and forth. |
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| Soon she was shuttling regularly to Gdansk via Berlin to take advantage of cheap flights. |
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| He is just back from a family skiing holiday in Norway and is continually shuttling to and fro, from the gleaming red motor home to the pits. |
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| The utter hopelessness of attempting to gain sleep while shuttling to and fro inside a coach is almost impossible to communicate. |
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| Today, Sherpas go well beyond their traditional duties of setting fixed lines at altitude and shuttling gear up unimaginable terrain. |
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| For three years I lived two lives, shuttling between corporate boardrooms over the Dallas skyline and rowdy street rallies in colonial zocalos. |
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| It's easy shuttling between a style of largely absurdist speculation and sudden pockets of very serious assertion. |
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| Periodically, float planes cruised by, shuttling their passengers home from the San Juan Islands. |
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| The economy is made in the scale of a trip for 40 or so divers sharing minibuses and vans, with club boats shuttling in and out all day long. |
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| One photographer and his assistant guided us hurriedly, shuttling between studios with different layouts. |
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| They have travelled up the river as well as shuttling towards the town of Brightlingsea since they arrived this week. |
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| With such a complicated shuttling from boat to house, we rarely hit the sack before midnight. |
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| And with many roads unplowed, shuttling passengers by bus was not an option. |
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| The new work is in perma-temping, shuttling from workplace to workplace, or in enforced freelance or fake self-employment. |
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| By 2008, his planes were shuttling staff and surgical equipment from coast to coast. |
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| He says that shuttling around town to various health care appointments is like a full-time job. |
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| The process has been laborious, with the issue shuttling back and forth between UNEP and the UN General Assembly. |
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| This appropriation is intended to cover the costs of hiring, leasing cars for short or long periods, and shuttling services. |
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| One is Parliament's travelling circus shuttling back and forth to Strasbourg. |
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| The automatic function disengages the 4WD after starting to drive or shuttling after the adjusted delay. |
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| We had people at the top, at the bottom, two guys shuttling jackets, we had umbrellas. |
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| Just this week I spent a few hours shuttling between Amazon and their accursed recommendations and my library to see what was available to borrow. |
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| These same groups that trade in animals are also shuttling weapons, humans, and other illicit goods across national lines. |
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| The moms working two jobs while shuttling around kids to activities and sports. |
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| Since tapped for the role, Jones has been shuttling back and forth from D.C. to Minnesota, where he still serves as U.S. attorney. |
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| There are also buses full of foreign tourists and business travellers shuttling in a dignified manner between the airport and various star hotels. |
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| Wind the clock forward half a millennia or so and Queen Elizabeth II wears the crown, and Hythe ferry is still shuttling passengers across Southampton Water. |
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| On Election Day the county Democratic leaders would drive around the rural areas picking up African-American voters and shuttling them to the polls. |
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| But later that day I went down to the pond to find the mother duck sitting complacently on the water while 12 little ducklings were shuttling about around her. |
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| With thousands of users spread across hundreds of the world's biggest companies, shuttling billions of records, across every SAP module, our software can easily help improve your SAP processes. |
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| Later, families of prisoners held at Saydnaya reported seeing ambulances shuttling between the prison and Teshrin military hospital in Damascus, apparently carrying those killed and injured at the prison. |
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| All nine of the original base camp occupants, who were shuttling themselves and some gear to higher altitudes, are now in what is known as the trench or at the intermediate scientific site at King Col. |
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| This white paper describes how SAP® customers use Winshuttle® solutions to automate the shuttling of financial data between Microsoft Excel and SAP transactions. |
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| Feeder ships, shuttling cargo to inland ports where final delivery is made via truck or rail, provide an effective means of relieving choke points and clogged border crossings. |
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| Some of the small passenger vessels shuttling between Ushuaia and the Antarctic Peninsula will pass the Horn too, time and weather permitting. |
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| Often, however, it has marked the beginning of lengthy spells in the wilderness, with some clubs taking years to regain their place in the top tier and others shuttling eternally between one division and another. |
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| This includes the heating and cooling of houses, apartments, and commercial and public buildings and the fuels consumed shuttling commuters to and from their jobs. |
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| Shane Jennings robbed a loose scrum ball in the 63rd minute and ferried it on for D'Arcy to send Hickie shuttling in at the left corner. |
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| Warne appears twice more in port records during the following year, shuttling between Rio de Janeiro and Santos, the main port in São Paulo state, where he eventually settled. |
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| Secretary of State John Kerry is shuttling publicly in the Middle East. |
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| Caught between the twin colossuses of the New York Philharmonic and the Philadelphia Orchestra, the New Jersey Symphony is like a troubadour, shuttling through seven concert spaces around the state. |
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| He was not a man who was ever comfortable in an office, and before marrying Mary he had led a somewhat gypsylike existence, shuttling from coast to coast, living in hotels, sharing digs with bachelor pals like Frank Sinatra. |
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