Sentence examples for cab you from inspiring English sources

And in a cab, "you are held up with traffic, especially in the rush hour".

"If you get in a cab you don't feel comfortable in, get out of that cab".

" 'Call me a cab, you cheap son of a bitch,' she said.

"You can't get a cab, you can't get a bus," Mr. Thomas said.

"You couldn't hail a cab — you had to call a cab," he said.

If you're trying to hail a cab, you see the scene differently: Yellow cars pop out.

"When you have an oversupply of taxi cabs, you have more congestion, depressed driver incomes and poor service.

But with black cabs you've got two icons, the TX4 and the driver.

You have a completely different relationship with the city: instead of dodging cabs, you glide through it on this lawned escalator.

She paused to give the driver directions — "You make a left and then you make a left again like you're coming back from the highway" — then she went on, "When you take cabs, you find yourself uncomfortable".

It's basically a private taxi service that's somewhat less expensive than the traditional black cabs you see around town.