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  • So we got an open-top double-decker bus and drove round playing on the roof. Times, Sunday Times
  • After three hours her bulletproof double-decker bus had moved only 300 yards. Times, Sunday Times
  • Even after the arrival of the hi-tech buses and Volvo buses, the double-deckers are the pride of the KSRTC and the capital and the envy of outsiders.
  • The queues for the bus would have filled dozens of double-deckers before I even got near to one, so I dug out the free map I'd picked up from the tube staff last week and headed out west.
  • Priority projects are double-decker commuter trains and more money for the West Coast line.
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  • But the so-called "double-decker" fund expose retail investors to high-yield, risky emerging markets. MarketWatch.com - Top Stories
  • Oxford Street is so clogged with London's signature double-decker buses — 300 passing every hour — that London Mayor Boris Johnson once called the sight "a panting wall of red metal. Londoners Take Aim at Scourge of the Sidewalks
  • The double glazing couldn't keep out the noise of double-decker buses. Times, Sunday Times
  • Other airlines have made a bit of a statement with their versions of the double-decker superplane. Times, Sunday Times
  • The Rows are double-decker layers of shops, one tier on the street level, the others stacked on top and connected by a footway.
  • Unlike (effortless elision here) the surface of the new-fashioned loathsome double-decker conductorless buses.
  • Dublin has a large network of buses, most of which are green double-deckers.
  • A club sandwich, also called a clubhouse sandwich or double-decker, is a sandwich with two layers of fillings between 3 slices of bread. Cheeseburger Gothic » Newly renovated Ladies Lounge.
  • Perhaps we were unlucky, but instead of an open top double-decker we got a dank and dark coach. Times, Sunday Times
  • But though the days of clippies and extended tea breaks may be long gone, retired Scarborough driver Charlie Bullock is determined to turn up in his coffin aboard his old double-decker.
  • And peaking just over the tops of the tin roofs, you can see two double-decker buses, their windows steamed up and their occupants bundled up in huge padded anoraks.
  • I was too much in awe of our slightly silly double-decker boat. Times, Sunday Times
  • After a security check, they were bussed to Dublin Castle in a fleet of double-deckers complete with Garda escort - which proved to be the second-most exciting part of the day out!
  • This time it can be seen on the double-decker buses emblazoned with the slogan 'This is gonna be our season. Times, Sunday Times
  • An East European student has been polishing up his English while helping to restore a vintage double-decker bus.
  • But residents on the quiet residential streets say they were kept in the dark about the extent of the diversion - and were shocked to find double-decker buses trundling past their front door on Monday morning.
  • ‘I think double-deckers can contribute in making bus travel a real pleasure,’ said Nabeel, manager of a career counselling firm.
  • The double glazing couldn't keep out the noise of double-decker buses. Times, Sunday Times
  • I used to take the double-decker bus into town to shop for my mother, and Porrock used to go with me, scrambling up the steep stairs to the top deck.
  • In the next five years, Airbus 380 double-decker planes will attempt to succeed in hub-and-spoke travel, while Boeing is pinning aircraft development on point-to-point travel.
  • Perhaps we were unlucky, but instead of an open top double-decker we got a dank and dark coach. Times, Sunday Times
  • So, instead of simply getting down on one knee, he hired a double-decker bus to take the lovebirds on a tour around all the places in the area that mean so much to them.
  • The row of guards ended at the van, which was really a double-decker bus.
  • The upper deck of a double-decker diffuser is fed by airflow from apertures located underneath the car, in the vertical wall joining the step plane and the reference plane. Archive 2009-04-01
  • It features a double-decker bus painted white. Times, Sunday Times
  • The double-decker bus stopped to pick up some more passengers.
  • Got on a double-decker bus and sat on the top deck.
  • On June 26th (it's that date again) all the double-deckers on Route 25 will be replaced by single-decker double-length buses, with less seats but more standing room.
  • A red double-decker bus will drive into the arena, carrying stars including David Beckham, who is expected to hop off to kick footballs with children.
  • I take my bag and hump it out of the front of the station where the smart double-decker coach is awaiting us.
  • This time it can be seen on the double-decker buses emblazoned with the slogan 'This is gonna be our season. Times, Sunday Times
  • The double-decker coach from Bendigo made exciting viewing, tilting, lurching and leaning.
  • This time it can be seen on the double-decker buses emblazoned with the slogan 'This is gonna be our season. Times, Sunday Times
  • Steve and I share a double-decker bunk room, and he comments on Ilona's adorability, before pulling the shades the sun doesn't set, but rather skims across the horizon and attempting to sleep in the pitching darkness. Richard Bangs: Mind Sex with Strangers
  • One of my favourite things is to sit on the top deck of a double-decker bus and watch the world go by beneath you.
  • So we got an open-top double-decker bus and drove round playing on the roof. Times, Sunday Times
  • The double glazing couldn't keep out the noise of double-decker buses. Times, Sunday Times
  • And peaking just over the tops of the tin roofs, you can see two double-decker buses, their windows steamed up and their occupants bundled up in huge padded anoraks.
  • Perhaps we were unlucky, but instead of an open top double-decker we got a dank and dark coach. Times, Sunday Times
  • Some coffee shops and cheap restaurants were open, and even the city's double-decker public buses were moving in very light traffic.
  • He had often mused that clean underdaks would be the least of your worries if hit by a double-decker.
  • High winds are thought to be responsible for a double-decker bus crashing through a barrier and into a ditch today.
  • Waves could be three double-decker buses high. The Sun
  • Was it a double-decker sandwich course? Times, Sunday Times
  • He watches his gallops from the upstairs of an old double-decker bus. The Sun
  • As the weeks of grim determination went by, Mercie moved her clothing according to size along the double-decker racks of her walk-in closet. The Strange Reign of the Diet Queen
  • After three hours her bulletproof double-decker bus had moved only 300 yards. Times, Sunday Times
  • The famous double-decker will be out on the London streets by 2012. Luxurious Home in London’s Holland Park
  • Can take it or leave it if a man with a long pole can vault over a bar taller than a London double-decker bus? Times, Sunday Times
  • Passengers were boarding a double-decker in Crawley, West Sussex, when another bus hit it from behind before crashing into a shopfront.
  • It will receive its first double-decker superjumbo in 2011. Times, Sunday Times
  • they rode in a double-decker bus
  • A record 18 Airbus A380s were delivered in 2010, and 24 more of the world's largest passenger airliner - a 525-seat double-decker dubbed the superjumbo - are due this year. The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed
  • Waves could be three double-decker buses high. The Sun
  • Also, on peak-time return trips the buses were seriously overloaded with standing passengers even on the top deck of double-deckers, far exceeding the safety capacity stated on the bus.
  • The boot has a double-decker floor whose upper level aligns with the rear seats when they are folded.
  • Rebus noticed that an ambulance, blue lights blinking, was parked in front of a stationary double-decker bus.
  • Many of the region's bus companies, who had put on double-deckers to cope with the rush, were left wondering where all the passengers had gone.
  • Can take it or leave it if a man with a long pole can vault over a bar taller than a London double-decker bus? Times, Sunday Times
  • But when the proposed cost of such a thing worked out at 9 billion, they decided to build a double-decker bus instead.
  • Perhaps we were unlucky, but instead of an open top double-decker we got a dank and dark coach. Times, Sunday Times
  • An endless stream of red double-deckers navigated down the street, pulling in to pick off passengers from the harbour of their bus shelter.
  • Just because it was once open to horse and carts or chariots means they could drive a double-decker bus down it if they wanted to.
  • Mostly, however, the show ranged far further afield, with sketches taking place on the top deck of a moving double-decker bus, in the sea, in forests and so on.
  • AN asteroid bigger than a double-decker bus will skim past Earth today. The Sun
  • Next I rode around on a double-decker bus for about an hour, got something to eat and went shopping at Harrods for thermal underwear.
  • The largest modules are five times longer and three times as wide as a London double-decker bus. Times, Sunday Times
  • There, they don't battle the double-decker buses in traffic, like their counterparts in the city.
  • Was it a double-decker sandwich course? Times, Sunday Times
  • But Airbus is also taking advantage of strengthening demand for its jets — especially its flagship A380 — to extract some extra cash from customers that have bought the double-decker plane. Airbus Raises Plane Prices
  • It features a double-decker bus painted white. Times, Sunday Times
  • She says no more double-deckers can be bought until 25% of bus routes are privatised.
  • Now he met his wife Primrose on the upper floor of a double-decker bus going home from Medical School to his digs.
  • Stagecoach, one of the world's biggest bus and rail operators, already has similar double-decker buses running in Hong Kong.
  • I was too much in awe of our slightly silly double-decker boat. Times, Sunday Times
  • The largest modules are five times longer and three times as wide as a London double-decker bus. Times, Sunday Times
  • The ICC also employs Hong Kong's first double-decker elevators, which can serve two floors at the same time, reducing the need for extra shafts. Skyscraper, Moneymaker
  • AN asteroid bigger than a double-decker bus will skim past Earth today. The Sun
  • Later today a double-decker bus will leave Gigg Lane for Old Trafford.
  • The bus is little different from the double-deckers in Swindon, equipped with more comfy seats, and a toilet.
  • He watches his gallops from the upstairs of an old double-decker bus. The Sun
  • In the next forty minutes Tomas found heaven: a house with double-decker porches overlooking the river, an old bridge across Wist Creek, an abandoned mill. Dark Secrets 2: No Time to Die the Deep End of Fear
  • I am not a fan of bus travel in general, with one exception, which is that I enjoy sitting in the front seat of the top deck of a double-decker bus and watching London go by.
  • A gathering of around 70 buses from double-deckers and single-deckers to bendy buses attracted some 3,000 people to the Thamesdown Transport's Centenary Bus Rally at the Wroughton Science Museum.
  • Boeing executives have said the plane is designed to fill the gap between the company's popular 777 and the double-decker A380 from European Aeronautic Defence & Space Co.'s Airbus division. Boeing Displays New 747
  • It was an old double-decker with a real dodgy paint job, as if done by a bunch of kids on day release.
  • The boot, with a 500-litre capacity, is a double-decker with a false floor, which can be folded, concertina style, to reveal a handy hideaway for valuable bits and pieces.

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