Sentence examples for enter a bus from inspiring English sources

Yes, curbing Chinglish — along with current efforts to eliminate spitting, littering and pushing to enter a bus or train — shows the better side of authoritarianism.

Another way I'm like a child in Stardew Valley is that I'm forever on the brink of getting in trouble — for hoeing a crooked row, missing my curfew, trying to enter a bus with a pickax.

I've chosen to live in Japan for the past 20 years, and I know its rites as I know the way I need tea when feeling displaced, or to head for a righthand window seat as soon as I enter a bus.

Bosco Kaweesi, legal advisor to an African student association, told reporters in Bangalore, "She tried to enter a bus, the passengers pushed her outside.

Entering a bus from any door.

Nevertheless, she said, she notices the nervous stares when she enters a bus or train.

"It's not that one person enters a bus, and half of the bus is infected," explains Dr Matthias Borchert of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

But on Dec. 1, 1955, she absentmindedly boarded without noting that she was once again entering a bus driven by Blake.

The indignities stand out: once while entering a bus, a white man spied us and snarled, "What's the matter, couldn't you get a white one?" On another occasion she rented an apartment and then, when she showed up with a black child, was turned away.

In May, gunmen entered a bus and shot dead 46 Ismaili Shia Muslims; in 2011, 20 militants stormed a naval base; bombings of religious parades are so frequent that on public holidays the city is placed on high alert and mobile phone networks are shut down.

As is apparent in the video, passersby noticed Aguilar on the sidewalk -- Fox notes that the video shows "one young man making the sign of the cross as he enters" a bus -- but the video shows no one stopping.