Sentence examples for grab a bus from inspiring English sources
"I'll grab a bus," he said, looking up the street, where the Stompers could still be seen walking away.
You could grab a bus to Melaka in Malaysia, which is round about four hours away, and have an overnight stop or two in this historic port city.
From there, she'll either grab a bus or walk a commute time that could be nearly double what it is now.
If I had known the response was going to be this slow, I would have grabbed a bus and driven out there and started hauling people out myself.
C.T.A. pass in hand, I grabbed a Michigan Avenue bus and headed north.
The other Sunday, after a get-together with my race-walking group in Central Park, I grabbed a Lexington Avenue bus.
My sister and I grabbed a night bus home.
In Latin America it's easy and inexpensive to hop on a bus or grab a taxi to take you across town or across the country.
"People used to get off the bus, grab a coffee.
For a relaxing getaway, grab a taxi or mini-bus to Taganga, a laid-back oceanside hamlet ringed by a horseshoe-shaped canopy of lush green hills.
