Sentence examples for hand bus from inspiring English sources

But that time is spread over an increasing array of devices and, frequently, as a tiny capsule of attention as consumers multi-task, device in one hand, bus ticket in the other.

Possibly, on the one hand bus drivers should be more vigilant when approaching areas with large numbers of vulnerable road users (e.g., the city of Copenhagen with large shares of cyclists), and on the other hand the vulnerable road users should be more wary of the dangers when maneuvering around buses.

Will he now look to buy a second-hand bus, as a sort of talisman, and hope that it breaks down, too — the final proof of his status as Reagan's heir?

In the street outside stood Mr Haynes's latest acquisition – a second-hand bus, ready to carry Arts Lab performers and productions to any town in Europe that extends a beckoning finger.

On the other hand, characterizing bus travel as inconvenient and insalubrious could become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

On the other hand, a bus ride from Auckland to its southern suburbs, where the Pacific immigrant communities are concentrated, runs 6.80 New Zealand dollars (about $5.50).

In cases where the smallest obstacle could spell failure, Neighbor's Keeper has been on hand with bus passes, phone cards or school uniforms.

On one hand, public bus is one of the most convenient and cost-efficient ways for people to travel.

On the other hand, public bus service, as an alternative to the use of private cars, is an effective way to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

Reading with one hand for bus and subway travelers may or may not still be in the cards, depending on how big your hands are (the jury's still out on certainly presidential candidates).

"One of the diplomats told me it was like being handed a bus with no wheels on, and I said, at least you recognise it as a bus.