buss

The school closed in 1969, with students bussed to Young.

Let's have kids bussed 10, 20, 30 miles to school each day!

Older children are bussed out of the village to school.

Hundreds of students are bussed from the city's west side daily.

Afterward, the customers are bussed over to the new place.

Students are bussed in, dropped off by parents, walk, or use other transportation to go school.

I watched the two of them as he bussed her cheek.

Passengers were bussed between the two until repairs could be made.

Boron students were bussed to the air base for their education.

This effectively meant that all children now have to be "bussed" to the new school.

Girls and sixth grade boys are bussed to the school daily.

Men threw their arms over his shoulder, and women bussed him on the cheek.

He took her hand as if to buss it, then pulled her to him.

To meet his many opponents Buss often lectured four, even five, times a day.

Approximately 1000 students attend; most bussed in from the surrounding area.

Because of its centrality in the county, most students are bussed into the schools from surrounding areas.

Most students are bussed from the many farms just outside of Hays.

It was not clear whether the demonstrators were arrested or bussed back to their village.

Now the school governors say the children may have to be bussed to other schools until repair work is carried out.

Meath, from which visitors are bussed to the site in groups.

Then he hugged her as she stood on tip-toe to buss him.

The were bussed to class each day, but primarily lived in isolation from the rest of the Corps.

Got a real taste for it during the miners' strike, when they bussed police in from all over the place.

Schoolchildren were often bussed in to do the same.

Children of intermediate and secondary school age are bussed to Gore to continue their education there.