The phrase "entered the bus" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is a past tense verb phrase that describes the action of getting onto a bus. Example: She entered the bus and took a seat near the window.
The children were pretty happy, too, especially when he entered the bus bearing gifts.
The agent raised his eyebrows as he surveyed their papers and then huddled with a colleague who had also entered the bus.
Halevy said security forces responding to the attack entered the bus station from another area and saw a "foreign national", shooting and wounding him.
Both ladies were by this time on the curb, but they turned, entered the bus again, walked through to the back and exited.
"He then entered the bus, shouted 'God is the greatest' and opened fire and killed the driver with a shot in the head and injured two other soldiers," the official said.
Yoram Halevy, a police commander in southern Israel, told reporters that in addition to the knife and gun with which he entered the bus station, the attacker also snatched a weapon from the soldier he killed.
He then re-entered the bus, staying there until the police arrived, Mr. Serra said.
As the last people, two women, were entering the bus, a group of young males approached.
"I entered the command bus and saw the driver's window was open and the cloud was entering the bus," wrote Sgt. William J. Zika, who was inside the bus after the first collapse.
WILLIAM J. ZIKA Inside a bus at Vesey and West Streets: "I entered the command bus and saw the driver's window was open and the cloud was entering the bus.
Entering the bus, the officer noticed at once that Mr. Slade's eyes were bloodshot and watery, according to a criminal complaint filed yesterday.
