Sentence examples for wrong bus from inspiring English sources
"A lot of people have said I jumped off the wrong bus.
Probably got off the bus for some reason, wrong bus maybe.
The narrative abruptly hurtles into hyperdrive — literally — when Bud boards the wrong bus on the first day of school.
I don't want him to be on the wrong bus at the wrong time.
When Bigelow restages the 7/7 bombings in London, she blows up the wrong bus.
After moving in with Olivarria, Perez headed downtown one day and boarded a wrong bus on the way home.
All I had to do was to stay off the wrong Israeli bus.
No one is going to be chanting about football coming home when, as has been mainly the case in recent years, it's actually lost somewhere on the wrong night bus with an out-of-date Oyster card.
So I said to her friend, "it's really funny, that, because I too was on the wrong bus the bus that dropped me right outside the front".
Yet when I've asked Londoners about local civic politics or issues they care about, they tend to look blank and then go: "Um, the wrong type of bus," dog mess," "holes in the road," and of course, "crime".
"What is wrong with the bus companies who are going to earn millions of pounds additional revenue, what's wrong with them saying 'we're going to give a little bit of that to our workers'?" Leon Daniels, TfL's managing director of surface transport, said: "London bus drivers are employed by private bus companies and their pay and conditions are set by those companies.
