Sentence examples for waiting public from inspiring English sources

Within minutes, a flock of police officers had swept everyone into five waiting public buses.

Though you expect some sort of nuke or pandemic would have to wipe out most of the waiting public first.

By Hendrik Hertzberg December 8, 2008 Michael Calderone's blog at Politico brings a waiting public the latest news: Gingrich on Hertzberg: 'a total jerk' Last Thursday on "The O'Reilly Factor," comments made by Newt Gingrich a month earlier on the show, fueled a battle between host Bill O'Reilly and New Yorker writer Hendrik Hertzberg, who'd penned a column referencing them.

"Parliamentary debate can wait, public opinion can wait, but women need to be protected now," Ribhu said.

In England the brass band (sometimes called silver band, referring to the metal alloy of many instruments) began to replace the earlier bands of the town "waits" (public musicians) and of village churches at the end of the 18th century.

"You can play them in class, while you're waiting for public transportation," Mr. Arellano said.

You wear it when you're standing outside, waiting for public transport or wandering through a snow-covered park.

TO POLITICIANS, banks are both incompetent behemoths waiting for public bail-outs and conniving profiteers pulling a fast one on their customers.

Instead of waiting for public outrage and imposed solutions, Baker says the GGGI initiative can help industry players get ahead of the game.

Similarly, people waiting for public housing often do not dare to reject an offer, regardless of whether the apartment itself or its location is convenient or not.

This filters out most of the travel information in the dataset, except interruptions such as traffic jams and waiting for public transport.