Monsieur and Madame will be obliged to take the omnibus.

Miss Churm had to take the omnibus to Maida Vale and then walk half-a-mile.

It is most humiliating to have to ask your wife for twopence to take the omnibus.'

And so, too, when you arrive at the station and take the omnibus for the Grand Bretagne.

You may well believe, that, to reach the railway station, he was not fool enough to take the omnibus.

Let's take the omnibus back.

About an hour and a half brought us to Ouchy, the point where passengers land to take the omnibus to Lausanne.

Then she put on her hat and took the omnibus for Mr.

An idea struck me; I took the omnibus and went straight to St. James's Hall.

'I shall take the omnibus at the end of this street.'

When we took the omnibus at your station here, all the passengers got out in the town except two.

He greeted me warmly, and at five we took the omnibus for his house, about four miles from town.

He took the omnibus to Paris every morning and always sat opposite a girl, with whom he fell in love.

"Yes, it's quite a distance, but we will take the omnibus."

The ascent from Ouchy to Lausanne is a mile and a half, which it took the omnibus nearly half an hour to accomplish.