Sentence examples for five cabs from inspiring English sources

Mr. Glover, who is black and has a bad hip that he said made him uncomfortable in the rear seats of cabs, said he was already angry because five cabs had not stopped for him several hours earlier.

Despite what most New Yorkers may think, outside of rush hour and weekend nights, cabbies spend most of their time cruising, looking hopefully for anyone with a hand up (which explains why, when you're merely waving to a friend, five cabs might skid to a stop in front of you).

Citing a lack of funds, Kazmi said he upgraded just three of the five cabs he owns.

But highly placed sources -- five cab drivers I met -- dismissed that figure with a chuckle.

The association represents five cab companies owned or operated by Armenian Americans — and 300 Armenian American cabbies — who were all denied franchise licenses with the city.

Watching them sputter against Slovakia and then Finland, one thought of the old gibe about the disharmony of the Boston Red Sox locker room in the nineteen-seventies: twenty-five cabs instead of a bus.

Not one, but three cabs responded.

Maybe 20 out of a couple of hundred cabs.

A black Honda CR-V drove past, trailed by two cabs.

In 1908, he had seven hundred cabs on the streets.

Only four cabs were operating on Friday afternoon, the commission said.