Sentence examples for getting a bus from inspiring English sources
We had asked about getting a bus or taxi to another village or town so that we could organise our own entertainment.
"Who's last?" is usually the question asked by the newest arrival, checking on exactly how remote his chances are of getting a bus to Havana or Santiago.
I offered to buy her a Big Mac, but she said she didn't eat such things, and changed her reason for needing the money to getting a bus.
"When you grow up in the countryside, getting a bus anywhere past 10pm, or on a Sunday is a massive trauma.
Even dotted as it was with deeper cuts, the impeccably structured set list kept a surprising number of punters from tapping out at the 90-minute mark for Santigold, and the fourth encore 20 minutes before the scheduled end of the set saw many breath a sigh of relief that they wouldn't have to choose between Let's Go To Bed and getting a bus before 2am.
"Well I'm not getting a bus".
So we expanded and got a bus".
Instead, you have to get a bus.
You need to get a bus from the city.
