A subdued bus grew louder.
In one of the most riveting scenes in a movie this year, she rides alone on a double-decker bus filled with loud, happy revelers, and her face, normally a mask of dispassion, slowly crumples into a teary mess.
Passengers throw their heads into their laps as soon as they sit down, beating the rush hour, but still sitting on a very loud bus while they could be hitting the snooze button.
It's time to reflect on some of those experiences aboard the DeCamp No. 66 from Montclair to New York City, where people sometimes speak louder than fellow bus riders can stand.
The girl was reading signs out loud as the bus slowly moved along Madison Avenue.
For an oblique take on the Brown years that will have you laughing out loud on the bus, Tom Harris's Why I'm Right.
Although nobody said anything to or about him during his "sermon," the moment he exited the bus, one passenger asked out loud, to no one in particular, "Did he get off?" Another passenger responded: "Yes.
Like, baby, baby, baby please stop playing your music out loud on the bus.
I hate people who talk very LOUD on the bus, and I'm liable to throw a fit on a plane and be arrested.
The Sedric EV debuted at the Geneva Motor Show in 2017, and then appeared again this year kitted out as an autonomous, four-passenger micro school bus, complete with the signature loud yellow paint job we most often associate with getting to and from the locus of education.
