Sentences with phrase «standing on a crowded train»

I'm standing on a crowded train, trying to look like I'm not trying to read the smartphone screen of the woman sitting with her back to me.

The first shot of Setsuko (Shinobu Terajima), standing on a crowded train platform wearing a surgical mask, is already quite a forlorn image.

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He pushed through the clump of angry riders who had followed him into the car and now stood before him, all hoping to secure a few square feet on the crowded train before the doors closed.

Also be wary of anyone who is standing very close to you on a train that isn't crowded, as they might be up to no good.

Sound effects include fighters performing moves on each other and ambience such as crowd chants to support their favourite fighter including chants of «GSP» for Georges St - Pierre and a football style chant in support of Conor McGregor, applause and gasps for a frenetic back and forth fight or booing if both fighters stand off each other for too long, alongside gym ambience in which you can hear other fighters training and communicating.

A friend, still serving, cheered me up with a text message a few months ago as I stood on a crowded commuter train at the end of a long day in the office.

Pro bono is another great way on reinforcing your CV and future training contract applications, making you stand out from the crowd.

For those applying to apartment maintenance technician positions, employing key phrases on your application (such as «ANSI accredited» or «CAMT course completed») can potentially increase your standing in a crowded job pool, ensuring employers that you'll need to be trained less than other applicants and that you're already committed to high standards.

If you jot down, say, five things you want sorted by close of play in the comfort of your own bed, rather than doing it when you're standing up on a distracting, crowded train, you'll wake up knowing exactly what you have to get on with.