Sentence examples for may be buses from inspiring English sources

What is also evident is that, imperfect as it may be, buses and the underground nevertheless provide a vital artery to what society offers beyond poorer parts of town.

This fall, 250 high school students may be bused to a school in Watts because of overcrowding in city schools.

Similarly, schools are so overcrowded that 300 high school students are being bused to the San Fernando Valley, and next September, 250 more may be bused to Watts.

Ninth and tenth graders who are good enough to compete at the varsity level of a sport may be bused to the senior high school to compete in varsity sports, therefore becoming part of the senior high's talent pool.

(If it cannot make railway lines, there may be more buses to Doncaster).

There also may be fewer buses and trains available, which would make commuters wait longer and stand once aboard.

Long Beach commuters may be shunted to buses for a while.

But as the country gears up to deport some 200,000 undocumented residents of Haitian descent, children who actually live and have roots there may be loaded onto buses and taken from the only home they've ever known.

Depending on where you live, you may be looking at buses, subways or trains.

The Pennsylvania station buses may be boarded at 34th Street and Eighth Avenue in Manhattan, the airport buses in the courtyards of each terminal at Newark.

Buses may be provided by the school district, or public transportation may be used.