Sentence examples for would be buses from inspiring English sources

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"When Herbert Johnson was complaining about the cost overruns, Wright told him there would be buses with people from all around the world coming to see," said Mark Hertzberg, author of the book "Wright in Racine".

In Bondis vs Ovnis (which in English would be: Buses vs UFOs) I image some Bondibots returning to the place where it all started more than 60 years ago. .

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From there we would be bused to polling stations.

If so, the inmate would be bused to a smaller, more specialized unit in another jail.

Many would be bused for as much as an hour and a half each day.

The parking lots would be replaced with three new lots at the western edge of the park from which visitors would be bused into the valley.

Galveston officials estimated that about 4,000 people unable to leave on their own, mostly elderly, infirm or without cars, would be bused northward.

Ms. Shulman said some have objected to new schools for fear that immigrant students from overcrowded areas would be bused in.

The audience — twenty-five thousand young people, selected by lottery from around the country — would be bused in on Saturday morning, and Wangro had planned a music festival to entertain them while they waited for the Pope.

Letters hand-delivered to the homes of the more than 400 students announced that they would be bused to other schools starting Monday, though some parents said they did not receive the letters.

About half the children with whom he and his brother worked in the theater company during the first few years, he said, "lived in Times Square welfare hotels and would be bused in".

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