miss the bus

Miss the bus and you're only out a few minutes.

If you miss the bus, you'll have a long walk home.

If he missed the bus and had to wait for another one, fine.

You've missed the bus and you don't want to be late.

First her car wouldn't start; then she missed the bus.

On the other hand, they also didn't want their little ones to miss the bus, which was approaching.

But I went to my locker and missed the bus.

"We wouldn't want to miss the bus," another senior American official said.

He did not miss the bus or come down with a case of butterflies.

They picked at breakfast on the run and even then nearly missed the bus.

I suppose to a 12-year-old kid, missing the bus is a pretty big deal.

But the bell will be ringing soon, and we don't want to make them miss the bus.

We'd better leave pretty soon; otherwise, we'll miss the bus.

If they missed the bus back to Manhattan she would drive them to the train station.

Craig notes that the next challenge will be about "missing the bus."

He did miss the bus, however, on at least one transportation-related election result.

Some guy misses the bus, or forgot to set his alarm.

"What if we miss the bus in the morning?"

We missed the bus, so I had to hail a taxi.

He is reprimanded by his parents and misses the bus to school.

And if you miss the bus after work, you're stuck here."

"If you miss the bus it is your responsibility to drive your child to school."

How did you ever come to miss the bus?"

At the team hotel, he overslept and missed the bus, unusual for him.

"I missed the bus and by the time I got to campus, class was already over."