A vehicle carrying many passengers; used for public transport.
Spanish
ómnibus Compilation of daily television or radio episodes that is re-broadcast during the following weekend.
Synonyms
Examples for "coach"
Examples for "coach"
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Read: Kaizer Chiefs news: Work permit issue still hanging over new coach
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Whether Irish coach Eddie O'Sullivan saw anything new is open to question.
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He's good in all four quarters, the New England Patriots coach said.
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It was the opposite a year ago, Missouri coach Gary Pinkel said.
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Elliott wasn't surprised that his coach called his number in that situation.
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Public transport in Level 4: What bus and train services are operating?
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The proposals were however welcomed by business interests and private bus operators.
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I really have to ask you to wait for the bus outside-'
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But he's certainly 'parked the bus' ahead of next year's crucial forecast.
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The Company also operates bus and rail services in targeted international markets.
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We paused to let a horse-drawn jitney cross in front of us.
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I c'n get a jitney somewheres I guess ta take me.
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He approached the spot where the girl had been left by the jitney driver.
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She and the driver, Reggie Miles, were the only persons aboard the school jitney.
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Martin, that's my boy, will meet her at the jitney.
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But let's not punish Johnson for the mute words of a charabanc.
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A feature of the new motor charabanc will be the space for passengers' luggage.
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Got stuck behind a bloody charabanc full of tourists. She shook hands all around.
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Complete suits of armour, guaranteed bottle-proof, ten guineas each, suitable for elderly pedestrians in charabanc areas.
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The top of the charabanc brushed against the cool dark oak trees that lined the quiet streets.
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Then turning about, I started a parallel race with an autobus, much to the delight of the occupants.
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An Air France hostess has been asked to meet the autobus from the hotel and she will lead you through immigration to your plane.
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LEGEND has it that exactly 100 years ago the budding film director Georges Melies accidentally transformed an autobus into a hearse when his camera jammed.
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Her golden motorbus, Dolly I, is almost too brilliant to look at under the direct slap of a Tennessee sun.
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At sight of the jaunty little motorbus waiting to haul him up the winding grade to the hotel, he actually hesitated.
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That's because traveling by motorcoach is extremely safe.
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The NTSB, which has made improved motorcoach transportation safety a top priority, said Monday it was sending a team to investigate the accident.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has proposed a requirement that seat belts be installed on all new motorcoaches.
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During the next few weeks, the number of motorcoaches which arrived at the Museum were almost more than we could cope with.
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Gaz has less than 1 percent of the country's passenger vehicle market.
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Restlessly, the others pull back to wait for the next passenger vehicle.
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The F-150 is consistently the best-selling passenger vehicle in the country.
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It was a Volkswagen Santana, the nation's most popular passenger vehicle.
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However, he said the traditional work ute had become more of a passenger vehicle.
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Unfortunately, when Khufu descends from his double-decker litter, he is Jack Hawkins.
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We pass a double-decker bus, leaning to one side on deflated tyres.
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The sturdy double-decker seems to be doing well for a 1957 model.
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Against each side wall are iron double-decker bunks, alternating with clothes lockers.
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The bay is lined with refrigerated compartments, each housing a double-decker gurney.
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She came up from the Dillsborough Station alone in the Bush omnibus.
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The omnibus bill will be introduced to the upper house next week.
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We can all go to the theatre together; the omnibus is outside.
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Another person has got into the omnibus; it is growing extremely full.
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Fanny asked the conductor of the omnibus, and climbed to the top.
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London Punch stated: A London churchyard is very like a London omnibus.
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The omnibus dashing down the road stopped suddenly at the gate opposite.
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Gentlemen should always pass up the fare of ladies in an omnibus.
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The man in the grey suit got into an omnibus, going westward.
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The omnibus awoke him to other issues: the omnibus was an antidote.
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The next means of conveyance to be spoken of is the omnibus.
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At the Triangle they took an omnibus and bowled along the sea-front.
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An omnibus with two white horses passed the end of the street.
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The rearing horses of an omnibus waved their forelegs over the crowd.
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The sight of her stepping off the omnibus really did thrill him.
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You may have heard that one day Madame rode in an omnibus.
