Sentence examples for off the metro from inspiring English sources

When a bedbug crawled off the Metro subway seat and onto his shorts, Chris Rusak realized that the brightly patterned fabric could camouflage a lot more than dirt.

Mityushkina called me, laughing: "Four of us were detained just getting off the Metro," she said.

That daddy was pushed off the metro because he was black?

You can tell something is different as soon as you get off the metro here; while the stations in Belyayevo and Cheryomushki are as standardised as the housing, Chertanovskaya station is a return to the strange, opulent dreamworld created under Moscow during the Stalin era.

She's on her way to a concert at a church and fears she may have hopped off the Metro at the wrong stop.

He was carried off the Metro at West Jesmond and, despite it only being a ten-minute walk, was driven to Sanderson Road and the house of James Carr, the Agriculture Society chairman, who had organised the night.

Above the map is a rating of the over-all traffic at that moment, from 1 ("The streets are clear") to 9 ("The city has stopped") and 10 ("You're better off on the metro").

Photo: Passengers trudged off the Metro-North platform in Scarsdale during the evening rush yesterday.

To our delight, the rain stopped as soon as we got off the Metro-North train, and we enjoyed a nice picnic at the top of the peak while taking in the scenic views overlooking the Bear Mountain Bridge.

First off, the D.C. Metro region has the highest proportion of graduate degrees in the country, according to the U.S. Census.

I had calls sporadically throughout the afternoon from friends complaining that main roads were blocked off and all the metro stations were closed, making it virtually impossible to get downtown.