Sentence examples for formal bus from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, the Kenyan government allowed the formal bus system to collapse; since then, it has largely failed to plan for its public transit system – all the while collecting fees from licences and fines from matatus.

Residents recall that the community was very isolated early on and it took months before a man began operating a formal bus service between the community and the center of the city.

Although a field trip was conducted to nearby parks (including Central Park), it did not expose the students to the variety of rock formations that they would have seen on a formal bus trip to localities outside the city.

Table 3 Measures to increase the appearance of a formal unified bus system a.

They boarded buses and microbuses at different points (i.e. at terminals and formal and informal bus stops) during the specified time slots.

Characteristics that may be associated with the completion of the credentialing requirements are summarised in table 2. Residency training in EM and formal training in BUS during residency were correlated with successful completion of the programme: 19/26 EM residency trained physicians completed the requirements compared with 2/5 of those that were not EM residency trained.

The former bus driver had limited formal education and gave the impression of rising through the revolution's ranks – head of the national assembly, foreign minister, deputy president – at Chávez's behest.

Maduro, a former bus driver with little formal education, lacks Chavez's political skills and charisma.

The works that constitute his now classic documentary series The Bus are formal and monochrome, evincing the austere economic climate of early 1970s Britain, but also recalling a place where the idea of a working-class community still held sway.

The song also referred to lynching, with the words "You can hang 'em from a tree". The first video was recorded as fraternity members and their dates rode a bus to a formal event, was later posted online and was discovered and publicized on Sunday by O.U.

For the center of Aachen, a traditional-looking midsize city, the New York architect Peter Eisenman designed a bus shelter that takes formal liberties while also providing modern amenities, like video information screens.