Sentence examples for planned to bus from inspiring English sources

Orr had planned to bus creditors to some of the city's poorest areas so they could see what was at stake.

They planned to bus hundreds of supporters to the Capitol, and they predicted that thousands more would respond to a telephone campaign alerting loyal Democrats across the state to Wednesday's demonstration.

For the second time, Chief James Horrall of the Terre Haute police planned to bus demonstrators from two city parks to separate tents on the prison grounds, one for those who oppose the death penalty and one for those who favor it.

Student organizers, who had planned to bus in more than 1,000 students from around the state to attend the UC meeting, are regrouping.

He believed that a strong showing could improve his ability to raise funds, and planned to bus supporters to the straw poll and pay the $35 entrance fee for each.

Organizers said that they planned to bus in people from more than 20 cities and that the work stoppage would affect the dairy industry, hotels, restaurants, manufacturers and grocery stores.

The group was also planning to bus in up to 1,000 people to rally at a coming school board meeting.

21, and it is unknown if any churches are planning to bus in congregants for the swearing in ceremony, a road trip made by many during the Obama years, The Post's Julie Zauzmer wrote last week.

Wal-Mart officials are so confounded by their lack of success in Chicago that they plan to bus people from inner-city neighborhoods to shop at their stores outside the city, said Alderman Anthony Beale and other council members who want the company to build stores in their wards.

Two months ago, the agency butted heads with ATU Local 689 after announcing that it planned to outsource bus maintenance and operations at a soon-to-open bus facility in Northern Virginia.

The few stragglers who had planned to take a bus were advised to take the PATH train instead.