Sentence examples similar to get a bus if from inspiring English sources

I've got to get a bus to go down there.

I picked Liz up from the airport and, I told her that I was a bit of a wreck and she said that she was willing to try a roadtrip, that she could get a bus back if it ended up coming to that.

I picked Liz up from the airport and, I told her that I was a bit of a wreck, and she said that she was willing to try a roadtrip, that she could get a bus back if it ended up coming to that.

If you're lucky, you'll get a bus pass to get home.

They get a bus pass.

Instead, you have to get a bus.

Can I get a bus pass?

It should just be automatic that they [women] get a bus pass when they are pregnant.

"I wake up around 4am and if I've got a bus pass I get on the night bus and sleep there until morning.

(G, I, 65 89) Even if not actively socialising, getting a bus meant one could enjoy the spectacle of others' interactions, and the sense of life going on: I get out every day because I get bored living alone in the flat, so I get out every day, catch the bus, sometimes two, three buses a day.

So we expanded and got a bus".