Sentence examples for bus becomes from inspiring English sources

Within minutes of the doors opening, the bus becomes a compressed sample of France's underclass.

He is clear that this studio is not the only place where he works: "When I am on a bus I think about work and the bus becomes my studio.

The bus becomes an abstract mass of speed – Parkinson's use of colour is scintillating, with the slender model wearing a red cap and black dress and leaning against a black and white pelican-crossing signpost.

In Northumberland House, Stevie Smith's chance encounter with a nice old lady on a bus becomes a study in difference; the sensitive child, withdrawn, just a bit too good, becomes the confused resident of a mental hospital in old age.

Proper support means running for a bus becomes less of a jiggly-wiggly, Carry On moment and places your mammaries where they should be, which is not (as my old school mistress seemed to believe) at waist height, or hoisted to 3in below your neck.

"She is paralysed from the waist down and will be in a wheelchair for the rest of her life," said Shamima Aktar, a physiotherapist at CRP. "It's very difficult for a disabled person in a country like Bangladesh, where few buildings have ramps and even the simple act of getting on a bus becomes a major challenge".

The bus became a small mobile community.

bus, became interested in the conversation of two young ladies.

With each stop, the final destination of the M23 bus became clearer.

After the trip, the bus became the centrepiece as the Acid Tests went on the road.

Thus, the London bus became what political strategists call a wedge issue, splitting and mobilising opinion.