Sentence examples for bus blocking from inspiring English sources

People threw bottles at officers, striking at least two and causing minor injuries; surrounded a city bus, blocking its way; and fought with each other.

By the time McElroy helped organize a third protest, in January, bus blocking had become the nexus of several Bay Area anxieties.

After coming to a complete stop, we nudge forward if we need to get a better view (for example, if there's a truck or bus blocking our line of sight).

About three blocks away, a second bus blocked her getaway and that driver reached through her window to disable Headley's bus.

This past January, Tom Perkins, an eighty-two-year-old venture capitalist, composed a letter to the editor of the Wall Street Journal in which he compared Google-bus blocking and criticism of affluent San Franciscans to the massacres of Kristallnacht.

They are part of a host of immigrant rights and immigration reform demonstrations, including the DREAM9; the DREAM30; the deportation busses blocked in Phoenix, Tucson and San Francisco; the President being heckled by someone whose family was split by deportations; an immigration court being shut down by demonstrators in Tucson, to just name a few.

When news of the bus block "went viral," though, McElroy worried that its message had been lost.

"The term Glasshole is telling". That more obvious socioeconomic culture war which manifests as Google Bus blocks and San Francisco housing protests is constantly being written about, and was recently explored in the New Yorker.

In fact, he had been on a school bus blocks away and had only heard the shots, but had made up the entire story under police pressure.

"Fire hydrants, bus stops, blocking traffic lanes - we got to pay them ourselves".

The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, who has urged caution so as not to "throw innocent people who've not been charged under the bus", is blocking legislation to force the disclosure of the Mueller report.