Sentence examples for cab holding from inspiring English sources

When I went out again, prepared for anything, I encountered a man sent by Divine Providence: he was getting out of a cab, holding El Espectador in his hand, and I asked him straight out if he would give it to me.

Dressed in yellow, she stands on one leg between two yellow cabs, holding — Mr. Capri's favorite trick — her other leg proudly behind her head.

It depicts a life-sized man dressed in a business suit, hailing a cab and holding an umbrella.

In the cab, we hold hands and look at the Hudson River.

Someone getting out of a cab might hold tight to his side, to keep a weapon secure.

A driver for Comfort Taxi was at the Deer Park railroad station about 4 a.m. yesterday when a man got in the cab and held a knife to her throat, the police said.

Cab driver held captive by O.C. jail escapees: 'Dead or alive -- it's up to God'.

His cab was held together with duct tape and layers of plastic wrap.

Once arrived in the neighborhood where the canals run, you can arrive at the nearest embarcadero (dock) by taking a bici-taxi (a home-made variety of eco-friendly transport, consisting of a bicycle attached to a small cab that holds between two and four people -- it's bumpy and not particularly comfortable, but it's fun and efficient).

Last Cab to Darwin, Holding the Man and Ruben Guthrie recently arrived on DVD and online.

Luckily for everyone concerned, the hospital was only a mile away; when I got out of the cab I was holding my belly and bellowing like a sow.