Sentence examples for catching the bus from inspiring English sources

I always make a cup of hot chocolate before catching the bus.

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"People are busy catching the train or catching the bus; they don't look up," Mr. King said.

They had had fish and chips wrapped in newspaper, and had walked along the waterfront before catching the bus back to town.

However, on days without my exercise of choice – five-a-side foundall – I found I had to make the extra effort of walking to places rather than catching the bus to meet my goal.

When you imagine a typical day in the life of a teenage girl, you might think of catching the bus; flipping through messages on a smart phone; perhaps chatting with friends.

I hearkened back to seventh grade, 1973, the first year of catching the school bus in Memphis.

At that moment I would have been happy to travel this way for ever, just catching the next bus to wherever I fancied.

Qiu Feng, an editorial writer, said in The Beijing News last month that local governments were "clinging to the mentality of catching the last bus, using even cruder means to organize demolition and relocation on an even greater scale".

He was raised in Walthamstow, used to run round this part of east London, and his father would be catching the 158 bus to the Olympic Park to watch him compete.

If you're planning on catching the 09.05 bus from Tavistock to Dawlish this Saturday (31 August), it might be a good idea to get to the stop in plenty of time – if you miss it, it's a seven-month wait for the next one.