Sentence examples for only one bus from inspiring English sources

There was only one bus left, and it said, "New York".

There is only one bus an hour, so if you don't have a car, getting about can be difficult".

There are 6,000 people in this town and a disproportionate number don't drive and there is only one bus every hour.

For years she had known only one bus line — "the big green bus," she called it — that took her to the Azcárates' home.

For example: someone who can afford only one bus ticket at a time ends by paying far more for his travel than he who can afford to buy an annual pass.

Often we choose by ear and it doesn't matter (employee lounge, employees lounge)." Some argue that the attributive noun is pluralised when there's special need for emphasis on the plurality: a schools minister, for example, is a minister for more than one school, whereas a bus driver can drive only one bus at a time.

The film-makers could only afford one bus – but they made full use of both sides Like most feature films, Priscilla was shot out of sequence, which meant the order of the camera shoot did not follow the chronology of the story.

A Syrian man, who gave only his first name, Ali, told Associated Press: "We've been here for two days and the Hungarian government only brings one bus?

Since there is only one memory bus, each fetch of data from the different tables must occur on different clock cycles.

Along the winding length of Riverside Drive, there is hardly any street furniture and only one other bus shelter, at West 119th Street.

Last year I was only one short bus ride away from the convention center, but it was exhausting not being able to drop stuff off at the hotel and catch public transit at night.