Sentence examples for offering bus from inspiring English sources

Wineries are reporting large increases in visits, and tour companies have recently started offering bus trips to wineries.

Then maybe West Bank Palestinians can be like the Lebanese operators down here, who were offering bus tours of the liberated border area, the Israeli prison at Khiam and Beaufort for $30 -- lunch included.

And given that Merlin Entertainments will be operating all of the attractions onsite there -- the Madame Tussauds, the Sea Life Aquarium as well as that 425 foot-tall observation wheel... Well, we're going to start offering bus service that will take people from I-Drive straight out to LEGOLAND Florida from the Orlando Eye complex," Jones explained.

Many participants suggested that PNC providers could assist with transportation by offering bus tickets, bus passes, or taxi vouchers or by running a van to bring women to the clinic.

Money saving measures include switching off street lights in non-residential areas between midnight and 0500 GMT and offering free bus travel from 0930 GMT instead of from 0900 GMT except on four rural bus routes.

Mr. Paul is offering a bus ride from anywhere in the state, plus lunch for $10.

In the meantime, the authority has been offering commuters bus service between stations.

In one instance, the recruiters hired dozens of migrant farmworkers from border towns in Texas, offering them bus tickets to Ohio and housing once there.

Page B15 ESCAPES FROM BOSTON TO WASHINGTON, Leaving the Driving to Them Building on the success of the so-called Chinatown buses that began a dozen years ago, companies are increasingly offering express bus service on I-95 between Boston and Washington.

The party's "pre-manifesto" also hints at what we can expect from its announcements – including an extension of free school meals to all primary children, and a gimmicky sounding "Young Person's Discount Card" offering automatic bus fare reductions.

In San Francisco, Cisco has experimented with enticing commuters to try public transportation by offering a bus that has wireless Internet access for passengers and on-board touch screens that are fed constantly updated information on connections and wait times.