When in a bus, I always sit at the front.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

When in a bus, I always sit at the front.

I usually sit near the front of the bus.

Please remain seated until the bus comes to a complete stop.

Please remain seated until the bus has come to a complete stop.

You enter this bus through the door at the front. With some buses, you enter through the door at the back, though.

Most of the seats on the bus are taken.

Don't put your head out of the window while the bus is in motion.

Please remain seated until the bus stops completely.

An old man sat next to me on the bus.

There are still a lot of open seats on that bus.

Once I finish work, I use the bus and train to go back home.

The driver told us to be careful when we got off the bus.

Whenever I get on the subway, I put my wallet in my front pocket.

I always hold on to the strap in the bus.

The people on the bus moved over so the old man could have a seat.

I'll miss my usual train.

I miss my usual train.

My son always gets sick when he rides a bus.

Trains come more often than buses.

Locomotives come more often than buses do.

There is a bus stopped in front of the hotel entrance.

A stranger spoke to me on the bus.

A student with a crew cut was sitting in the front seat.

He also drives buses which average people commute with.

Whenever I try to get on the swing, you're always on it.

I ride my usual train.

I used to go to work in my own car, but lately I've been going by bus.

A stranger spoke to me in the bus.

On crowded buses, young people should give their seats to old people.

I heard someone call my name in the crowded bus.