Sentence examples for getting off at junction from inspiring English sources
I frequently spend an entire day riding on New York City buses, getting off at junction points and changing from one line to another as the notion strikes me and gradually crisscrossing whatever part of the city I happen to be in.
Mitchell's profiles of the city's characters are legendary, and much of "Street Life" is an ode to traveling around his adopted home: "I frequently spend an entire day riding on New York City buses, getting off at junction points and changing from one line to another as the notion strikes me and gradually criss-crossing whatever part of the city I happen to be in.
Get off at the station, look up.
We got off at Euclid Circle.
About 80% of its passengers get off at each stop.
Where do I get off, at my age….
Get off at the Porte Royale-Observatoire stop.
If you're feeling energetic, you can walk to our final destination, Hackney's City Farm in Haggerston Park (closed Mondays): it should take around half an hour, but if you're flagging, walk up Lauriston Road to the junction with Well Street and leap on the 26 bus towards Waterloo, getting off at Warner Place.
Either way, the chances are you're probably all going to different parties, so the worst that can happen is someone called Henry in a blue Oxford shirt calls you a legend thirty times as he gets off at Clapham Junction.
Stage 2: Getting off, finally, at Topanga Boulevard.
