COMING TO WORK

Definition: The act of arriving at one's workplace or job location for the purpose of performing tasks or duties.

Synonyms: Commuting, Job Arrival, Work Arrival, Work Journey, Work Travel

Usage Examples in Sentences

The birds chirped as she was coming to work, signaling a beautiful day.

The smell of freshly baked pastries tempted him on his way to coming to work.

The cityscape looks mesmerizing when coming to work during sunrise.

The new employee felt a bit nervous when coming to work on the first day.

The aroma of blooming flowers greeted her every morning when coming to work.

Coming to work in casual attire is acceptable on Fridays in this office.

Despite the heavy rain, she insisted on coming to work on time.

The new employee feels nervous about coming to work in a new city.

Listening to music while coming to work makes the commute more enjoyable.

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Coming to work early allows her to organize her tasks for the day.

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Amidst the bustling cityscape, he unfailingly embarks on his daily odyssey, coming to work with a determined stride.

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Every morning, I look forward to coming to work, as it gives me a sense of purpose.

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Coming to work early allows me to avoid traffic and start my day with a fresh mind.

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For many, coming to work during the holiday season is bittersweet, as they miss spending time with family.

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Coming to work early gives me a head start on the day's tasks.

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I enjoy the peaceful drive in the morning, coming to work as the sun rises.

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With the right mindset, coming to work can be a positive and fulfilling experience.

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For some, coming to work is the highlight of their day, a chance to do what they love.

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Finding the best route for coming to work can save time and reduce stress.

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The sense of accomplishment after a productive day of coming to work is rewarding.