Sentence examples for from getting off the train from inspiring English sources
So when you hold that subway car, and people curse at you, or when you prevent them from getting off the train and they barrel right into you, there's a simple lesson: this is your fault, as much as it would be your fault if you blocked three lanes of the highway so you could get out and look at your map.
For me, summer starts the day I get off the train from my job in the city and my children, with no homework tying them to the house, ride their bikes to the station and rush up to greet me when I step onto the platform.
"I suppose it's just things like when you park the car, you know, park further away from where you would normally, maybe get off the train a stop early, that sort of thing".
Get off the train or bus one stop early or park your car a little further away from home/stores, to get in some walking.
As the white kids from the suburbs got off the trains from Philly or Jersey they were being ambushed and mugged.
But Paul Mortimer, 26, from Birmingham, said: "The first impression people are getting of the city when they get off the trains is a bit gloomy.
Watson always almost dies from happiness when she sees me getting off the train and sits and kisses me for the three to four hours that I stay.
