Sentence examples for a bus to catch from inspiring English sources

We remembered we had a bus to catch and said we had to go.

Three American friends who were backpacking through Indian villages stopped in Taniperla looking for a bus to catch out of the rain forest.

If there was money to lose, I lost it; if there was a bus to catch, I made us miss it, and through some twist of bad luck all my relatives were in the States for the summer.

There was a bus to catch and hundreds of children jumping up and down shouting "Sign my flag!" She did - and she made a point of promising to encourage the next generation to follow in her footsteps.

It was not the trip's first test of their faith, said Mr. Pequeño, a 44-year-old mechanic and follower of the Neocatechumenal Way, a back-to-early-Christianity movement, who had once waited 14 hours in a bus to catch a glimpse of Pope John Paul II passing through the airport in Monterrey, Mexico.

But maybe you had a bus to catch.

Later on Tuesday, a probable technical failure caused a second bus to catch fire on the outskirts of Rome.

Ruth Proskauer Smith has a crosstown bus to catch, on the corner of 72nd Street and Central Park West.

The season had just ended, sooner than anyone had imagined, but there were interviews to do, showers to take, meals to eat, handshakes and hugs to give, a final postgame bus to catch.

He uses the M66 bus to catch the A train at Columbus Circle for his trip home to Inwood.

The bus depot teemed with migrants who had no means of buying a ticket and no clue which bus to catch if they did.