Sentence examples for called a bus from inspiring English sources

It's called a bus schedule".

Overseeing the fleet from the warm, dry confines of a Mobile Command Unit that she called a "bus" was Liza Banhalmi, a supervisor in Con Ed's Insulation & Apparatuses division.

Mr. Thomas, who has been a jazz and rock musician and a limousine driver, has a Dodge van that seats 15 -- "the biggest thing you can drive legally on Westchester parkways without being called a bus".

Kevin Krewell, a chip analyst with research firm Cahners MicroDesign Resources, in Sunnyvale, Calif., says getting four Athlon chips to work together inside a system won't be as easy, because of limitations of the data path, called a bus, used on Athlon.

There's something called a "Bus and Truck Tour," which means the bus takes the actors; the truck takes the sets.

"I was at a movie theater once, and this lady fainted, and people were standing around, and I started yelling to call a bus," she said.

Mr. Walker gives occasional tours of saint streets, which he calls a "bus tour of the saints' homes" in homage to the bus tours of movie stars' houses.

Ms. Robinson called E.D. Nixon, and they agreed to call a bus boycott for Monday, the day of Mrs. Parks' arraignment.

A while back, when we had to take a bus, Fred insisted on riding what he called a Stuart Little bus, one carrying a poster for "Stuart Little 2" on its side.

Led by Doc's best pal, Mac Tom Wopattheythey sing lustily of their affection for doing nothing in a jaunty number called "A Lopsided Bus," and follow it up almost immediately with another rousing all-male chorus (led by Philip Hernández as, I'm afraid, Joe the Mexican).

Data travel between those two points on a pathway called a system bus.