Sentence examples for cabbie I from inspiring English sources

The taxi driver, Will, like every cabbie I meet in Cleveland, is keen to talk about Castro and his captives.

Here, in its entirety, is Mr. Shapiro's poem "New York Notes," from his collection "How Charlie Shavers Died and Other Poems" (2001): 1. Caught on a side street in heavy traffic, I said to the cabbie, I should have walked.

To the Editor: On reading "London Cabbies" (Letters on Travel, Nov. 5), Marion Bell's account of being cheated, I was reminded of a similar unpleasant experience with a London cabbie I had last August.

Angel or cabbie, I think he liked me giving me permission to rule Asia if everything went according to plan.

One cabbie I spoke to said it nearly cost him his marriage; for two years, the only thing he could think about was the map.

I went back to India last week to prove to myself and to my cabbie that I did what I said I would.

Then he would reward me by taking me out onto one of the big highways, the Bruckner or the F.D.R., where I could, unbelievably, go forty miles an hour and negotiate lanes like a cabbie, until I found the exit home.

On the way to the match I was given dog's abuse by a cabbie just because I told him I was going to see Rangers-Celtic.

The next time I got a chance to talk to a cabbie was when I was with two friends and running late to a show.

"I can't think what possessed me to lose it with that cabbie the way I did," Mellor continued, before nearly dangerously veering away from self-recrimination with the observation: "OK, I had a case, but I threw it away by the way I spoke and I'm really, really sorry about that".

Street Guru starred a cabbie's narrative ("I think there's going to be a backlash against technology"), set against drums, tabla, bass and piano.