A fleet of coaches pulls up outside a hangar.
After the rally ended the EDL melted away, leaving the town in the fleet of coaches they came in.
As he said those words, a man in a balaclava shouted: "We will burn it down!" After the rally ended the EDL melted away, leaving the town in the fleet of coaches they came in.
SEMANTICALLY speaking, the Hampton Jitney, with its fleet of luxury coaches, long ago outgrew its name.
Song's fleet of 48 all-coach-class Boeing 757's are being refitted with two classes of seating, meaning less legroom in coach, to rejoin the main Delta fleet.
Before the buses became a symbol for San Francisco's gentrification woes, they were just a fleet of several hundred private coaches that whisked some seventeen thousand workers around San Francisco and to and from the Silicon Valley campuses of such companies as Apple, Google, and Genentech.
By Lauren Smiley January 22, 2014 Before the buses became a symbol for San Francisco's gentrification woes, they were just a fleet of several hundred private coaches that whisked some seventeen thousand workers around San Francisco and to and from the Silicon Valley campuses of such companies as Apple, Google, and Genentech.
"Communication is his enemy," is the way Vincent Del-Cid of Bayside, Jonathan's running coach and, during long-distance training jaunts, his fleet-of-foot singing partner ("Old MacDonald" is their theme song), summarizes his protégé's social skills.
Over the years, the Rescue Mission has put a fleet of cars, vans, trucks, motor coaches and motor homes at the family's disposal, though, after Forbes started sniffing around, Bruce sold most of the fleet.
In recent years, Metrolink has replaced almost all of its fleet of passenger cars with Rotem coaches, which represent the state-of-the-art in safety.
In recent years, Metrolink has replaced almost its entire fleet of passenger cars with Rotem coaches, considered the state-of-the-art in safety.
