I usually take the bus to work and anywhere else.
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Ride the subway, take the bus, go see your neighbors.
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Those students take the bus or walk to school. Why?
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Those who prefer not drive to Manhattan take the bus.
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Don't take the bus or subway, or even a taxi.
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After our walk, I take the bus there ($2.25 prepaid).
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I take the bus and drink the coffee at work.
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I take the bus right outside the park surrounding the palace.
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I decide not to take the bus but to walk instead.
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When the occasion calls for it, she'll even take the bus.
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And even if you take the bus, you'll have to transfer.
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There are no taxis around, so I have to take the bus.
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After that, I take the bus home and unload my work things.
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I take the bus back home with the pillows under my arms.
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I take the bus home because it's far too cold to walk.
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I usually take the bus to work, which is cheap and easy.
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Then I take the bus to my friend's house three miles away.
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Is it better to just take the bus or train, if possible?
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People in wheelchairs should of course be able to take the bus.
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Because Conner decided to take the bus, she wasn't there that day.
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Will top buyers start sharing Airbnb's and Vogue editors take the bus?
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Cooksey would at times take the bus over to Daniel's home studio.
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This time, I was able to take the bus instead of walking.
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I won't be late, but I won't have time to take the bus.
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I take the bus home and attack the shower with everything I bought.
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Some people feel well enough to take the bus home after the operation.
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People who do not have jobs do not take the bus to work.
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I spend some time with the dog and then take the bus down.
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I take the bus into work today and bundle up for the cold.
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You drive a car or a motorbike, or perhaps you take the bus.
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Take the bus Greenhouse gas emissions are another big problem for the festival industry.
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Together, we were all going to take the bus ride on the Blue Bird.
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West Lafayette, Indiana (CNN)I take the bus to class like every other student.
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She leaves home to take the bus to school every morning at 6:30.
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There is no train station in Ridgefield Park; most commuters take the bus instead.
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" After that first class she told him: "You don't need to take the bus.
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It's supposed to rain today, so I decide to take the bus to work.
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While many take the bus through the checkpoint, others must pass through on foot.
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I take the bus home and listen to the new episode of This American Life.
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I get ready for work and take the bus in again today, again skipping breakfast.
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So if you normally take the bus or a scooter you could use this instead.
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My friend shows up for lunch, and we take the bus uptown for Japanese curry.
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Come fall, Mr. Rojas's young cousins will have to take the bus to another town.
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We could take the bus across to Manhattan, and then the subway to Times Square.
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I take the bus home ($53 on prepaid card) and check in with my dad.
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I was at home and said, let me take the bus and see Rockefeller Center.
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You know those times when you're too lazy to walk, and take the bus instead?
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We'd take the bus downtown, go skateboarding all day, and eat there sometimes twice a day.
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I put on my new Nikes and light makeup before we take the bus to Williamsburg.
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After class, I shower and change at the gym before I take the bus to work.
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I cram everything into my backpack and reusable grocery bags, and then take the bus home.
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I put on makeup, throw my hair into a ponytail, and take the bus to work.
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You can take the bus more, or carpool, or your family can buy an electric car.
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I take the bus home, and by the time I arrive the Dodgers have lost, again.
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"I used to take the bus, but now I go in the side alleys," he said.
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According to Mic, residents of Seoul take the bus an average of 0.44 times a day.
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I eat the leftover samosas for breakfast, and manage to have enough time to take the bus.
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Manage to take the bus/Metro all the way to work, which is impressive for a Friday.
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I take the bus home to eat dinner and drink wine before my friend with benefits arrives.
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I opt to take the bus, even though I end up waiting almost 203 minutes for it.
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Another tangible piece of advice is to take the bus or walk rather than taking the underground.
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JUANA, who came to America from Guatemala, used to take the bus to and from cleaning jobs.
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I buy roundtrip NJ Transit tickets ($7), and we take the bus to NJ, where he lives.
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I take the bus home and make dinner (and several lunches) from my grocery store ingredients instead.
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I take the bus to work and get off early to walk the rest of the way.
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Although he is still able to take the bus to doctors' appointments across town, he tires easily.
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Some people take the bus, we decided to go in style through the lagoon to Hollywood Studios.
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About 348,000 people take the bus every day without paying — about 16 percent of all bus riders.
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Once in a while, I would take the bus to the city center, about 14 miles away.
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I walk to the closest bus stop and use my metro card to take the bus home.
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I take the bus to meet with friends at Chuck's Hop Shop to continue the naturalization celebration.
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During high school, I started to take the bus downtown to hang out with the gay folks.
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I take the bus and spend a few hours listening to the Hamilton soundtrack (which has been randomly stuck in my head for a week even though I saw the show over two years ago!?) and throwing some decent ceramic wine glasses, then take the bus back home.
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I take the bus from the main campus to my building, and arrive at work at 9 a.m.
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I tell myself I'll walk or take the bus home if I'm too pooped after class is over.
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I decide to take the bus, but I get off a few stops early to walk to class.
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I'd have to take the bus to Mexico City to find a woman who could braid my hair.
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Clinton planned to take the bus to Fayetteville, where Mr. Clinton was teaching law and running for Congress.
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I decide to take the bus into town instead ($3), which I pay for through the RTD app.
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Conner decided he wanted to take the bus for his first day, but it arrived a little early.
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From there, he would take the bus to a prestigious private school where he had won a scholarship.
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Then I walked to Boston Common to take the bus to the start in Hopkinton in slanted rain.
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I take the bus home and stop by a local bookstore to find a new book to read.
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My Queens was the place where if you wanted excitement, you had to take the bus and subway.
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They take the bus or train in and then they do another bike or walk or minibus transition again.
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If ever he doesn't feel like driving, which isn't too often, I take the bus or ride my bike.
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Most commuters still choose to drive or take the bus, causing major jams in and out of the cities.
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I take the bus to work using my monthly transit card that's taken out of my paycheck pre-tax.
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She comes to visit me every other month, waking up at 4 AM to take the bus up here.
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I'd have to watch my younger brother and take the bus in New York at a very young age.
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"I always tell people to take the bus, it's super cheap," Nick Como, 213, a Park City resident, said.
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They already have difficulty scrounging for the money to take the bus in for assigned visits to the Met.
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I have breakfast at the hotel and take the bus back to the Old City to walk the city walls.
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I take the bus and get off a bit early to get a chai from Starbucks with my preloaded card.
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Usually I'd take the bus down to Mickey's [Chinese Chance] at 254 University Place, where Julian Schnabel was the cook.
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Despite the corridor's growing popularity, there are no subway stops nearby, so most people drive there or take the bus.
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I go back to do that, but it's now pouring, so I take the bus instead of my bike. $0.30.
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I would take the bus to chemo and I would be tossing and turning in my seat the whole way.
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If you take the bus or train to work, Google Maps can help you find out when you should leave.
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F. says he'll pick me up after work so I don't have to take the bus to his house tonight.
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I take an order of arepitas for H. We split the bill ($10 with tip) and take the bus back.
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She pined for New York City, and would take the bus in for a dollar and wander around Greenwich Village.
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We take the bus home together and make sure to tell the cats they're naughty before we fall into bed.
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I grew up in Harrison, N.Y. I would take the bus into White Plains and go see studio pictures there.
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Sometimes I take the bus, but I've been working late the past couple of months, so I've been driving most days.
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When Lavalette does take the bus into the city, she spends that time sketching designs on her computer and sending emails.
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I have a protein bar for breakfast and then take the bus and the train to get to my office downtown.
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We take the bus there, and then explore the old buildings on the island, which are from the 21500th-21494.47th century.
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After Savitri's father was told of her abduction, he hitchhiked to the police station; he couldn't afford to take the bus.
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Frugal Traveler Take the bus, look for daytime performances, eat tacos and splurge on museums that immerse you in Vegas lore.
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Unless you take the bus in Silicon Valley, Google's self-driving car technology hasn't had much of an an impact on you.
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In the evening he would take the bus back there and I would pick him up on my way home from work.
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I met a flight attendant who lives 25 miles from the airport and can't take the bus because of her overnight shift.
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We take the bus to the train station in her neighborhood and have a quick breakfast of coffee and kaya toast ($5.40).
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I turn the New York law videos on again for a couple hours, then get dressed and take the bus to school.
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I realize I'll be really late to class if I take the bus at this point, so I decide to skip it.
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And just before we start to take the bus crash mystery seriously, we close the door on the "who killed Felix" mystery.
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I take the bus to the subway station because I'm running late; usually I'd walk the 1.20 minutes there for some exercise.
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We take the bus from the sauna towards the restaurant and are very ready for a glass of wine when we arrive.
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When she lived at home in Noe Valley, it was much easier to take the bus to the gym or run errands.
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We grab a bottle of red wine and TJ's peppermint JoJo's in a bag and take the bus to our friend's apartment.
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I live close to work, so I have no excuse to take the bus ― except I can never wake up on time.
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"I refuse to buy a car because I don't want to drive in the city, so I take the bus," Bartell said.
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Yet even with that support, there are weeks where she doesn't have the $15 needed to take the bus to and from work.
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I only regularly take the bus in the winter, and try to walk as much as I can the rest of the year.
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"When I take the bus, I always get on the top deck at the front so I can scan the plants," he says.
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Then I would have to take the bus to bring the drugs back to the building for Neil so he wouldn't be sick.
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Queen Elizabeth may be the monarch of the United Kingdom, but that doesn't mean she won't take the bus like a regular citizen.
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If you take the bus or bike– you should always have a bottle of water and a little first-aid kit with you.
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They will take the bus from Sunset Park with 55 young people representing Atlas: D.I.Y., which serves undocumented immigrant youth in the neighborhood.
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The math teacher sent me to the nurse, where they called my mom, who made me stay at school and take the bus home.
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If I take the bus to Vinderup, there's usually someone who can point me in the right direction if I don't spot one myself.
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It's located in a busy part of the Mission, so have a perfect stranger from an app drive you there, or take the bus.
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The situation is even worse on buses: Nearly 350,000 people take the bus each day without paying, or about 16 percent of bus riders.
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So instead of making me take the bus, he drove me to school himself, in a car that's fitted with a "Captain Catheter" bumper sticker.
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Strange but true, in San Francisco I find it often takes just as much time to walk somewhere as it does to take the bus.
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My car isn't drivable right now, so I try to take the bus, not realizing that it only runs once every hour on the weekends.
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"I would take the bus to school, and some of the older boys were going to school in Maseratis and Ferraris," he tells the Times.
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You have to stay two thousand feet away from public parks, you can't play basketball, you can't take the bus, can't go to the arcade.
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Because my route to work went past his house, I had to take the bus to work, whereas before I would have walked or cycled.
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"I used to take the bus from my home in New Jersey then two subway transfers to the Bronx to go to school," he said.
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I'd rather cook my own meals than waste money on takeout, and nine times out of 10 I'll take the bus over calling a Lyft.
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Connectivity sucks on the subway, it's a pain on a plane, and even if you take the bus, it's smart to keep data usage in check.
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You had to drive or take the bus, and the resulting traffic and smog seemed to kill any dreams that LA could handle any more people.
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I found myself doing the unthinkable, opting to take the bus instead of the Tube, something I would never, ever choose to do in New York.
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To reduce the number of cars on campus, parking permits are off limits to students, who are instead encouraged to walk, bike or take the bus.
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The flood of riders has led to uncomfortable crowding and increasing train delays, while people who choose to drive or take the bus face intensifying gridlock.
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The result is plenty of comedy (she pretends to take the bus but secretly calls Ubers) but also cleareyed observations about race, class, identity and assimilation.
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Eduardo lives in Azusa, far from the drug court program, and will have to take the bus a long way in notoriously public transportation-challenged Los Angeles.
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People don't really care about them, they probably don't convince more people to take the bus, and they can take away funding for more important system improvements.
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He had planned to take the bus, but finding it would be a half hour wait, decided to bike the two miles down the six-lane highway.
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They had no tattoo shops there, but he and his friends would take the bus up the coast to Long Beach and hang around the ones there.
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I used to take the bus into Central and just walk around at night watching people do things, watching the LED video displays light up the streets.
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I take the bus back to my apartment and text my friend B. to confirm we're still getting dinner later, and we agree to meet at 73.
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For many Turks who were born outside of the major cities, it's also a summer ritual to drive, fly or take the bus to their memleket, or hometown.
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The journey had frayed nerves, and rather than take the bus or walk to the restaurant, they decided to hop in a cab for a quick five-minute ride.
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Katie Kerwin McCrimmon: When the nun who had been our principal left to become principal of another school, I would take the bus across town to study with her.
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She cannot afford a car and without a subway stop in her neighborhood, she does not have any other option than to take the bus about an hour each way.
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Through a type of therapy called cognitive adaption training, clinic staff teach basic skills, such as how to shop for groceries or take the bus to a medical appointment, Velligan said.
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I take the bus to the Williamsburg Whole Foods and buy some beef short ribs, local oatmeal raisin cookies, Spanish rice, tangerines, and my favorite addition: Birch Benders Protein Pancake mix.
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I work until my laptop's battery runs out, and then my advisor emails me about something I need to get done at the lab, so I take the bus to campus.
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The app, which is now in the iOS App Store, can see when you walk, ride a bike, take the bus, drive yourself, or even hop in a Lyft or an Uber.
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"Living in this neighborhood, being close to the B and the Q trains and having the option to take the bus when I'm injured, is integral to my lifestyle," Ms. Worthen said.
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And so designing streets for people, that make it easier to bike, easier to walk, and easier to take the bus — that's the kind of recipe for the future success of cities.
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"I would take the bus down these main boulevards from my grandmother's home to Cal Arts and started thinking deeply about activating these vacant lots because there are so many," she said.
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Tom thought it was his dad's day to pick them up before Lila reminds him they were supposed to take the bus to their mom's house — just as the bus is pulling off.
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I've figured out that it makes more sense for me to drive into the city than to take the bus, but I can only afford it if it means not paying for parking.
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Mr. de la Peña's "Last Stop on Market Street," centers on a boy who is grappling with poverty and questioning why his family has to take the bus instead of owning a car.
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Every time you walk, cycle, carpool, take the bus, or, you may hate to admit it, scooter instead of driving gas-spewing cars, it's helping create a more sustainable way to get around.
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I planned to take the bus out to Target, but the next bus is red (Metro code for "shrug, don't know, don't care") and the next real one is coming in 40 minutes.
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I mess up the bus schedule (what is up with me this week?), so I barely have time to drop my book bag at home and take the bus back downtown for the commencement ceremony.
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I use $53 on my metro card to take the bus to work (I go to a few different locations during the week — metro is faster for some, and the bus is faster for others).
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I walk to the train station and I buy a weekly public transport ticket ($200) and I take the bus north to a phone store to buy a SIM card in cash which is about $27.
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My best friend and I make plans for me to return the kitty back to the office, set up the PS4 at my place, and take the bus to a dinner place near the movie theatre.
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There's a 100 percent chance that as soon as you hear it you'll be unable to take the bus without feeling totally owned as you step on, which is how all the best Wayne lines work.
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The study, being conducted by Texas A&M University, will let residents of El Paso take the bus for free to see if walking to the bus stop and riding the bus will help them lose weight.
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I get ready and take the bus/RER out to St. Geramin-en-Laye where I apparently I used to hang out a lot at as a two year old, but it doesn't spark my memory much.
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But execs realized that it could cannibalize business at one of its other stores in the city—where residents had been trained to drive or take the bus—and so Thompson said they determined it wasn't worth it.
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I've gotten into a Saturday morning routine that I look forward to every week: wake up, hit the gym, come home and shower, eat breakfast, and take the bus (or walk if it's nice outside) to the farmer's market.
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PUBLIC SCHEDULE FOR MAYOR BILL DE BLASIO FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 20168:45 am: That Second Avenue Subway would be sweet right about now, but until it's finished, you gotta take the bus like everyone else does over here.
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Currently, it takes just over three hours on Amtrak's Acela Express to travel from NYC's Penn Station to D.C.'s Union Station, and longer if you take the bus — about five hours if you don't run into major traffic.
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In the 13-square mile suburb of 80,000 people, residents who live in the zone work or attend schools outside of it, and some who live outside of it still freely drive, walk, or take the bus through it.
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Bus ridership is up, probably partly because it's quicker to take the bus now, and data from the traffic analytics company Inrix shows that booting cars off the street did not have a discernible effect on the surrounding streets.
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According to early simulations, these "straddling buses" would allow drivers to zoom right underneath them, which would not only increase overall road speeds, but also allegedly reduce air pollution by reducing congestion—and perhaps inspire more people to take the bus.
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GET ON THE BUS We don't have a car, which my family can't believe, so we take the bus to a Korean superstore and pick up groceries there and shop at some Italian specialty markets around the corner from the superstore.
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With the car sold, she has to take the bus, and like her husband, she works for a subcontractor that has no evident concern for her humanity, let alone that of the clients whom she treats with maximal warmth and heroic empathy.
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"I thought I would have no longer been able to take the bus," she said by phone, citing security as one of the reasons she decided not to campaign in the streets but to reach out to voters via the media instead.
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For those years, twice a week she'd catch a ride or take the bus or the light rail to a for-profit plasma center, a space built to resemble a hospital ward or medical clinic — cool walls, tiled floor, medical posters, workers in lab coats.
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This is confusing, not just in description but in practice, so I drew you a diagram of what happened when I tried to take the bus home from the end of the metro line to my Airbnb: I'm just as confused as you are.
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For weeks, the Ideo team followed these people as they went about their lives, visiting their homes, taking pictures of what they carried in their pockets, tagging along during their commutes, and pestering them with questions like why they decided to take the bus rather than the subway.
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Just walk or take the bus to the Trockener Steg lift, where you can buy a ticket to the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise, a mountain station — complete with a restaurant and gift shop — that's built into the summit of the Klein Matterhorn at the rather breathless altitude of more than 12,700 feet.
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People should 'go about their everyday lives — use the subway, take the bus' With more than 250 confirmed coronavirus cases across New York State, high-grade disinfectants are being splashed on everything from turnstiles and ticket machines to the subway's 6,714 cars and 1,100-plus commuter rail cars, according to the MTA.
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Normally, one of my parents would get him since I'm 62.533 minutes away and working, but since school gets out in an hour and my dad is already getting my daughter after play practice, I tell them to just let him rest until the end of the day and he can take the bus home.
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To this day, some of my favorite stories to tell about my mother are the times she forgot to pick me up at the roller rink after school, or the time she sent me back to class and made me take the bus home after I threw up on the first day of 7th grade.
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Mr. Saad, who lives in Jersey City and works as a cook at a pizza restaurant on 250nd Street, resorted to taking a PATH train to the World Train Center, where he quickly grabbed a voucher for a shuttle bus from a PATH worker before walking several blocks in sweltering heat to take the bus north.
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It feels significant for Hardy to have his work shown at one of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco — when he was a student at SFAI, he would take the bus out to the de Young's sister museum, Legion of Honor, to look at prints by artists such as Rembrandt van Rijn, Albrecht Dürer, and Francisco Goya, which are kept in the Achenbach Foundation for the Graphic Arts.
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I often preferred it that way, or so I told myself: to take the bus and to come into the building, negotiating a lobby filled with pregnant women (the fact that the building also hosted a prominent fertility clinic was an irony not lost on Playboy employees), to drink my coffee, to allow the hours to slip by with reasonable productivity, to resurface for lunch, to engage in small talk and jokes with coworkers, and, eventually, to take the elevator down and go home.
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Wash your own damn car Savings: $2100 Clean your house yourself instead of hiring someone else to do itSavings: $2000+ Do your own laundry instead of paying someone to do it for youSavings: at least $220 per load Give yourself a pedicure instead of getting one at a salonSavings: about $235 Buy ice cream at the grocery store, not the ice cream shopSavings: about $723 a scoop Make your own avocado toast with some cheap grocery store avocados (yes, you'll have to wait a few days for them to ripen, but the anticipation will likely make you enjoy it more later)Savings: about $272 Make your own lunch instead of buying itSavings: about $272 a day Eat dinner at home instead of buying a restaurant mealSavings: about $230 per person per meal Use first-time discount codes on food apps like DoorDash, GrubHub and SeamlessSavings: at least $10 Take the bus instead of Ubering itSavings: about $10 per trip Walk or bike instead of drivingSavings: up to the price of a gallon of gas depending on how far you can go with your own two feet.
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