Sentence examples for running a bus from inspiring English sources

"Running a bus off a highway might not be a crime, but it's certainly negligence," he said.

Since 2005, the government has been running a bus service across the Line of Control so that divided families can meet.

So across South Carolina, Mr. Bush has been proclaiming himself a "reformer with results," holding town hall meetings and even running a bus -- though he has so far not held the long, free-form news conferences that his rival holds.

Councilwoman Kathryn E. Freed, who represents Lower Manhattan, was among those who offered recommendations, including running a bus shuttle between the Grand Street and DeKalb Avenue stations and delaying the shutdown until an economic impact study could be done.

Ong intended to run a bus directly there from Chinatown in New York City.

Felix Ortiz, 58, from Nanuet, N.Y., runs a bus service from Rockland County to New York City.

"We have run a bus on this route for 22 years and this is the first major accident," said Bharati.

The Morriss Center has a digital photo lab for its students, but no darkroom, so two afternoons a week, it runs a bus to the Amagansett center.

"When the president said if you've got a business you didn't build it," Mr. Romney said, standing beside Brian Maloney, 69, who runs a bus and truck repair shop in the Roxbury neighborhood, "come here and talk to Brian".

An Amtrak bus to Santa Cruz leaves from the Amtrak station in San Jose, and the Santa Cruz Metro Transit District (831-425-8600; www.scmtd.com) runs a bus between San Jose and the Santa Cruz area.

"If you're old, disabled, with kids or heavy shopping, it's impossible … You can't expect to run a bus fleet where 10% of Londoners can't physically board".