Sentence examples for bus coupons from inspiring English sources

Thousands of people formed a line around Kathmandu's Constituent Assembly Building looking for bus coupons that would take them to their respective homes outside Kathmandu valley.

He delves into the school's funds to offer bus coupons, lunches and even SAT fee waivers.

Non-monetary incentives included food coupons, bus tokens, and personal hygiene kits that were provided at intervention sessions.

One study amongst injection drug and crack cocaine users (Malotte 1999), directly compared a cash incentive (USD 10) with non-cash incentives (grocery store coupons, bus tokens and fast food coupons equivalent in value to USD 10).

Once on the bus, they can receive coupons sent to their cellphones from stores along the bus route.

In Taipei commuters can get bus tickets and coffee coupons along with cash at ATMs operated by the country's largest private commercial bank, Chinatrust Commercial Bank.

Gates rounded out the nearly two-hour presentation with a tour of the "connected home of the future"–a domicile where the kitchen appliances tell you when to catch a bus, where to find restaurant coupons and how to bake focaccia all activities with which Gates himself is surely intimately familiar.

It's a sales job". Although the city is still drawing up a specific marketing strategy, Henning said the three shopping centers--Whittwood Mall, the Whittier Quad and Uptown Village--should pool resources and offer shoppers free bus tokens with purchases or coupons refundable for soft drinks or food at local restaurants if they ride the bus.

One study among homeless and marginally housed adults with latent TB infection (Tulsky 2004) compared a cash incentive (USD 5), with non-cash incentives (patients could choose between fast food or grocery store coupons, phone cards or bus tokens equivalent to USD 5).

"Why do you live here, Mr Hockney?" puffed an American interviewer with pockets stuffed with First Trans-Pennine Trains and East Yorkshire Motor Services bus timetables on top of his flight coupons.

As we disembarked from the bus we were separated into two groups: those with coupons, which was most of the bus; and those without coupons, which was me and two Ecuadorian women from Queens named Linda and Vicky.