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Meanings of take the bus in English

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Usage of take the bus in English
1
After some talk on the doorstep we decided to take the bus.
The stranger
2
But there was no need for Will Burrell to take the bus.
News.com.au
3
They'd see her if she backed out-she'dhave to take the bus.
Deadly
4
Now I'll have to take the bus down the hill after all.
Evanly bodies
5
After work some nights, I take the bus that goes past St. Anthony's.
Choke
6
When it was time to go, I offered to take the bus home.
Your sad eyes and unforgettable mouth
7
They also may not have the funds to take the bus.
Independent.ie
8
She says she wants to take the bus. Sabrina sounded worried.
Sisters
9
Ibrahim doesn't take the bus after school with Ben that day.
The way of the world
10
Well take the bus tomorrow night, after we've got a little better organized.
River girl
11
If it's easier to take the bus I will do it.
The Irish Times
12
Now, I tell you, we will all take the bus back.
The Motor Girls Through New England; or, Held by the Gypsies
13
Or do you want to take the bus into town and eat there?
Blind willow, sleeping woman
14
Sometimes, when I take the bus I don't bother sitting down.
The Irish Times
15
Leave the car at home and take the bus - you must be joking.
The Irish Times
16
When I'm eighteen, I'm going to take the bus back to New York City.
Geektastic
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Take the bus through the time
Take the bus across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common