Sentence examples for ordered a bus from inspiring English sources

A jury ordered a bus company to pay $5.25 million to six high school band members and a chaperone who contracted tuberculosis from a bus driver.

He needlessly alienated players and staffers with unexplained benchings and petty indignities, like the time he ordered a bus to leave after practice in San Jose, stranding his aides.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Federal regulators have ordered a tour bus operator involved in a Southern California crash that killed eight people to stop operating immediately because its buses are not properly maintained or inspected and its drivers are not properly vetted for qualifications.

Federal regulators have ordered a private bus company in Los Angeles to immediately cease operations because of widespread safety problems that endanger its employees and the traveling public.

I ordered a handicapped-accessible bus from the Command Bus Company for a trip I needed to make to Brooklyn and I mentioned to Tom Geraci, the operations director, that I hated my illness because it limited my flexibility and necessitated such things as ordering an accessible bus in advance.

These included 23 elderly Yazidi workers from a textile factory in nearby Mosul who were ordered off a bus and shot dead.

Last October, seven months after the two officials were killed, Gustavo Soler Mora, the new president of the union at Drummond's mine, was ordered off a bus by gunmen.

Photos of Freeman's corpse -- which her family watched over for four days, but had to abandon when they were ordered onto a bus -- became a searing symbol of the government's shameful response to the tragedy.

Last month, dozens of black senior citizens in rural Georgia were ordered off a bus headed for the polls for early voting after county officials said the event constituted prohibited "political activity".

And earlier this month, dozens of black senior citizens in rural Georgia were ordered off a bus headed for the polls for early voting after county officials said the event constituted prohibited "political activity".

Devoted to the Union When William H. Harrison, a union leader, ordered a nighttime shutdown of bus service in 1970, disrupting Nassau bus lines, the move worked.