Sentence examples for cab moves from inspiring English sources

A scanner cab moves parallel to the stem and generates a stem profile (up to 38 m in length) (Figure 1).

The CAB moved from "advisory" toward sharing "governance" of the project.

Yellow cabs move like apparitions through the boroughs outside Manhattan.

Her right hand was resting on her pubic bone, and when I moved closer, I saw that she was holding a little taxi in that hand -- a miniature version of the ubiquitous yellow cab that moves up and down the streets of New York.

Pairs with: Splitting a bottle of Cab and moving in together.

So in the 1970's, he rode a bus to New York, began taking acting lessons, drove a cab and moved into a single-room-occupancy hotel.

A few days after the accident, as inspectors continued to run tests on the elevator, the Buildings Department issued a failure-to-maintain violation to the Housing Authority, for a defective governor switch, a safety device that disconnects power if the elevator cab is moving too fast.

The memoir ends with Hart famously coming home to his family's hovel in the Bronx as soon as the show has opened to huge success and bundling his family into a cab and moving them all to Manhattan right on the spot.

As they leave the countryside for cities, they rely on buses and cabs to move around.

But Austin, which lacks a serious public-transit infrastructure, does not have thirty thousand or even a thousand cabs to move them around.

Dr Benjamin Barratt, from the group, told the Times that buses and cabs have moved to diesel in order to reduce levels of particulate pollution caused primarily by petrol engines.