The phrase "as cab" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively.
Example: "I need a ride, but I can't find one as cab."
Alternatives: "like a taxi" or "similar to a cab."
As result, it is not uncommon to find refugees doing jobs well below their qualifications and skills – doctors working as hospital cleaners, engineers working as cab drivers.
"It was never our intention to put any bloggers or their guests in an uncomfortable position and for that we are sorry," she said, adding that the brand subsequently offered to reimburse attendees for such expenses as cab fare and baby-sitting.
Now Spiegelman and his board have been asked by the city's new mayor, Eric Garcetti, to take steps to "insure equal competition" in L.A.'s taxi industry — a formidable task, as cab companies attempt to fend off competition from mobile-phone-based ride-sharing applications such as Lyft and Uber.
But there were also seemingly newer South Asian communities forming in the late '80s and early '90s — predominantly young men from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Punjab in India who were from less-privileged backgrounds and who were entering into the city's service economy as cab drivers, restaurant workers, construction workers.
Meanwhile, passengers in livery cars were twice as likely as cab riders to buckle up even though they never heard a single exhortation like "Don't be stupid!" The percentage of livery passengers using seat belts rose steadily throughout the decade, reaching 32percentt in 1997 and then 35percentt in 1999.
For each composition, the relative CAB and PDMS network formation rates are adjusted through the concentration of DBTDL used as CAB network formation catalyst.
AS, SAC, CAB, JDC, DAK, DSP, ML, and WT conceived and designed the experiments.
Commuters at airports from Miami to Newark would be stranded as taxi cabs sat driverless.
Then they were loaded onto the back of big tricycle carts that operate as taxi cabs, and carried away.
People think of the Big Apple as taxi cabs, the Empire State Building and Jay-Z - all hardscapes and humans.
I think he saw his role as cab-driver was to preach the word of the Lord, as well as to get people to where they were going.
