cab造句

A spotless cab pulled up.

Last night he slept in the driver's cab.

An empty cab drive up,and sarah berbnhardt get out.

The cab speeded them into the centre of the city.

He moved to Hollywood, where he drove a cab and worked as a bartender.

Outside, on the street, a guard flags a cab for Angelique.

Giant pillow made from waterproof fabric cab be used as a bed.

I decided to cab to work since I was running late.

You're entering a cab with an important guest. You position yourself so the guest is seated curbside.

I began to fantasize about a black London cab drawing up by my side. "Lambert Road, Brixton ... and please hurry."

Some viewers may chuckle when they notice that the license plate on the former Vice President's cab reads NOCO2.

"I bet old Benjy's feeling a bit cheap," said he, as they got out of their cab at the church door.

She's very jolly in the cab, reminiscing about her family, her sister in London, the present she sent her nephew in America last year.

Komanoff’s plan also imposes a 33 percent surcharge on every taxi ride, 10 percent of which would go to the cab driver and the rest to the city.

You became a pretty good mechanic, helping me with repairs, and I was mighty proud of you when you jumped into the cab and backed up over the rose bushes.

No matter what list you look at of top anti-heroes in movies, Robert De Niro’s portrayal of a cab driver gone vigilante is right at the top of everyone’s list.

THE first scene of "You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger", Woody Allen's newest film, brings us Helena (Gemma Jones), a frumpy woman in a London taxi cab en route to visit a psychic.

Mr. Redzepi was born and spent most of his childhood in Copenhagen, where his father, an immigrant from Macedonia, drove a cab and his mother, who is Danish, worked as a cleaning lady.

I hailed a cab and ran into the ladies' room of the Starbucks on his corner, slipping off my thong under my skirt and stuffing it in my purse.