busload
Noun
Meaning
the quantity of cargo or the number of passengers that a bus can carry
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I realize we're not promised tomorrow. Believe me, I realize that. But if God blesses me and lets me stay, I love my life so much, it is such a good life. I am eager to throw myself at His feet, but I don't want to get on the first busload that is going.
A person answering the phone at the Metropolitan Detention Center could not give an exact number of arrests, but stated it was a “busload.”
As a haunting toast to one of San Antonio’s favorite urban legends, Scarborough immortalized the Ghost Tracks — where a busload of kids were allegedly killed by a train only to return as benevolent ghosts who push stalled cars across the tracks to safety.
In addition to limitations on size and not as many wreaths there will be no lunch and fewer regular forces army from Base Borden instead of a busload.
Competition organiser Lindy Stevenson said the races attracted a good cross-section of the popular from southern Queensland and northern NSW (and a busload of bucks party revellers from Grafton), and that was reflected in the lineup.
Last year’s “Tiki Safari,” in which the tiki drink experts Brian Miller and Adam Kolesar ferried a busload of eager drinkers to Polynesian outposts in Staten Island and New Jersey, will be repeated.