Sentence examples for crowded buses from inspiring English sources
excesses, including officers indiscriminately firing on teen-age girls or crowded buses.
I took crowded buses, or taxis and rode a motorcycle through the rolling hills of the Vietnamese hinterland.
Passengers say that crowded buses cause riders to argue and to shove each other at bus stops.
Shaheen knows people in Hamas and Islamic Jihad, and he said he can "understand the pressures" that lead young Palestinians to blow themselves up on crowded buses.
The bad news, he said, is that traffic and parking will only get worse, perhaps pushing more people to the subways and the already crowded buses.
Unless Gov. David Paterson and the Legislature find a fix, there will be drastic cuts in service: longer waits, overly crowded buses and trains, dirtier subway stations and more frequent breakdowns.
Like most people living in Cuba, ballet dancers pedal their bicycles to work or take crowded public buses.
Mr. Bloomberg's "morality" ignores or skirts established environmental laws, zoning regulations and a residential street crowded with buses, delivery trucks and traffic to and from the F.D.R. Drive.
Still, Brazilian television commentators expressed alarm at the images of the mob scene that unfolded around the pope's Fiat at one point on a thoroughfare crowded with buses.
Many crowded onto buses to seek refuge with relatives in rural areas.Brazil's ambassador to Haiti, Igor Kipman, said that the UN peacekeeping force had security "perfectly under control" and did not need the help of the American troops.
In Mr. Goldblatt's photographs, the men and women are crowded on buses like refugees in steerage, the pictures recalling the shaft-sinkers, bespeaking a kind of dark, limbo world.
