Sentence examples for earliest buses from inspiring English sources

All such cells erode and pack up eventually but those in the batteries of the earliest buses to come off the production line have been doing so sooner than they should have (which is why they're being replaced for free under warranty).

The timing of the raid, which began at 6 45 a.m., apparently contributed to the racial skew: only the earliest buses, filled mostly with black students, had delivered their passengers; the later buses and students who drive had not yet arrived.

Early buses in the United States were operated by sightseeing companies in New York City.

No. 2969 and its garage-mates were longer than earlier buses — 40 feet long, even though they were built on the same chassis as their 35-foot-long predecessors.

Early buses wore out with alarming regularity, but the White buses built between 1935 and 1938 were immensely strong.

As that cohort approaches retirement age, the demand for these early buses is driving prices through the pop-up roof, particularly for the rarer split-window versions.

These early buses had solid tyres and a legal speed limit of 12 mph, but were faster than the horse-drawn coaches they replaced.

Other buses are called unobserved buses.

Flooding at Cowley Bridge railway junction in Devon means that trains will not run between Exeter St Davids and Tiverton Parkway until Friday at the earliest, with buses taking the place of trains.

Ten for-profit nursing homes evacuated early, hiring buses, ambulances, and in one case a helicopter, to safely move more than 1,000 patients.

In Ohio in particular, the Obama campaign has been counting on its field operation to urge people to vote early, with buses taking voters to the polls after Obama rallies.