Sentence examples for bus trouble from inspiring English sources

Holly and the others had just completed a concert in Clear Lake, Iowa, on Feb. 2, 1959 and because they had experienced bus trouble on the tour, opted to charter a small airplane to the next tour date in Moorhead, Minnesota.

The city's bus troubles have even become a subject for cartoonists to lampoon.

"After his bus troubles at the end of last season and tabloid column inches over the summer this is a big season for Danny Cipriani - he's the one game changer in the squad and will be expected to lead from the front.

Caroline Worra brings a persuasively carefree style and a lovely vocal timbre to "The Girl I Left Behind Me," the Spark story about a young woman waiting at a bus stop, troubled about something important she forgot at her office and irritated by her boss's constant whistling of the British folk tune for which the story is titled.

When the Gus bus runs into trouble, kids from school help him find an occupation that's an even better fit.

If there had been a heavy fall of snow and the horse-drawn bus was having trouble, Shinn gave it exact and sympathetic attention.

The New Yorker, November 12 , 1938P. 15 A Fifth Avenue bus developed engine trouble on Riverside Drive, and a repairman on bicycle was dispatched to the scene.

By S. Sadovsky and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, November 12 , 1938P. 15 A Fifth Avenue bus developed engine trouble on Riverside Drive, and a repairman on bicycle was dispatched to the scene.

And, we must collectively counsel those who arrive on this bus but have trouble accepting the magnitude of what it represents.

The whole process usually takes around six months, one reason bus companies have had trouble finding replacements during the strike.

THAT WAS HOLLYWOOD Museums about Hollywood history must compete for visitors with movie back lots and celebrity-home bus tours, and have trouble gaining traction.