Sentence examples for cab station from inspiring English sources

Previews of the New York premiere of "Jitney," set in a gypsy cab station in the playwright's hometown of Pittsburgh in 1977, begin on April 8 at the Second Stage Theater, directed by Marion Isaac McClinton.

"Jitney" is set in a gypsy-cab station in Pittsburgh, where a group of drivers struggle to earn a living and work out their personal demons.

Timidly looking away, Ramirez focuses on making her way to the yellow cabs stationed outside.

I take a black cab from Paddington station.

She tells Hortense she'll take a cab from the station.

He took a cab to the station and reboarded the train that had brought him here.

You could just put Robyn into a cab at the station, give the driver the address, let her mother pay.

The New Yorker, March 16 , 1940 P. 25A lady took a cab at Pennsylvania station for a trek up to Bergdorf Goodman's.

By M. P. Sherman and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 16, 1940 P. 25 A lady took a cab at Pennsylvania station for a trek up to Bergdorf Goodman's.

He also knew Ibrahim Magag who escaped from a Tpim on Boxing Day 2012 after apparently jumping in a cab at Euston station in London.

He was gratified to note that when he stepped into a cab at Union Station the driver eyed him with interest and respect.