Sentence examples similar to cab port from inspiring English sources
As the cab driver pulled into the port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, he suddenly fell speechless.
Tourists should be vigilant in the port area at night, and taking cabs (just a few dollars), to and from the hotel is recommended.
Claudia and Matthias (2011) conducted component-based hazard analysis for complex mechatronic system used in rail cab by specifying the architecture of components, their ports and connectors.
I could easily picture them shambling up from the port in "two magnificently dilapidated horse-drawn cabs," though today's curbs are lined with Smart cars and Fiats.
But I had plans to dine on the other side of the port, so I asked the lobby clerk to call a cab to take me over to Superior, Wis.
When I hail a cab at the airport and give the driver the Ft. Lauderdale port address, it takes him only a second to size me up.
Ports have also played a role in trade tiffs, providing a workaround for retaliatory taxes by making it possible for Japanese automakers to import just the cab and chassis of small pickups and install the cargo bed at the port when they landed.
The sun pure gold on the MediterrAtean.
It's dark by the time we reach the port of Bastia, the island's second biggest town after the capital, Ajaccio, and a hairy 90-minute cab journey on unlit mountain roads to the Hotel la Villa in Calvi.
When people must wait longer than 15 minutes for a cab, Port Authority workers use the sign, which was put up last spring, to warn customers and to indicate alternative modes of transportation.
