Sentence examples for in a cab which from inspiring English sources

Or hop in a cab, which costs about 30 euros.

He went home later that evening in a cab — which the hospital paid for.

They hopped in a cab, which took a half-hour to go the few packed blocks to Café Du Monde in the French Quarter.

Campbell arrives in Birmingham in a cab which "won't go any further" and en route passes a shagging couple on a street corner and a man being sick.

If you squeeze four people in a cab, which will cost a flat fee of $50 for lower Manhattan (but up to $70 for other areas), the cost is less than $13 a person, not counting toll and tip.

The police drove them out of the fest ruining their chance to catch Soen's set at the "Headbangers" stage and got them in a cab, which took them back to their nursing home.

The next morning at 5 15, I straggled out of my charming bed-and-breakfast inn in Bloomsbury, and got into a cab which took me to Victoria Station for the Gatwick express.

At the last stop of the train we caught a cab, which — in about 30 minutes — took us the remaining miles to the base of the mountain, past roadside roast chicken stands, paintball courses and patchy soccer fields.

A driver who is being robbed can surreptitiously press a button in the cab, which causes the light to flash and alerts passing police cars, a spokesman for the Taxi and Limousine Commission said.

The cost is about $260 a day, and four people can fit in one cab, which is often a Mercedes.

Those risks haven't disappeared, but even without an expensive computer in the cab — which some trucks do have — drivers with smartphones and tablets are a few clicks away from the latest information on traffic, weather, routing, fuel prices, meal deals, preventive health tips and just about anything else they might desire.