Sentence examples for roomy cab from inspiring English sources

The machiniste works in a roomy cab at the front of the train; which sel dom has more than one or two cars.

He then took me up the metal-rung ladder into the dark, roomy cab where the controls were on the right and my bench was on the left, by the window.

Once past the door, it is a long climb up the narrow stairwell to a roomy cab.

The Explorer was one of the first 4x4s that wasn't simply a roomier cab plopped down on a truck chassis.

CHEVROLET SILVERADO/GMC SIERRA -- It's the first redesign for G.M.'s full-size pickups since 1987, though the evolutionary styling hides big changes under the skin -- more powerful and more efficient engines, better brakes, new electronics and roomier cabs.

Mike Cruz-Montes, 31, a supervisor at an electric utility who lives in Katy, Tex., about 30 miles west of downtown Houston, has a Ford F-150 extended-cab pickup with a second row of seats, but he is preparing to trade up to a roomier crew cab, which can better accommodate his wife and two daughters.

The cab is roomy, especially the rear seat of the Crew Cab.

The cab is roomy and as elegant as one would expect a Mercedes to be.

The cab is roomy and richly appointed (I love saying that but I've never really been too clear on what exactly it means; it just sounds great "richly appointed") and comes with all the right touches like burled walnut and leather seats.

But they added that hybrids cost more to repair and that some of them had less space for drivers and passengers, at least compared with the roomier Ford Crown Victoria, the city's ubiquitous cab for many years.

From the steering wheel of the black cab -- the traditional high-charging and highly regulated taxi whose basic roomy design has changed very little in decades -- the minicabs seem to be piratical interlopers, whose drivers barely know the main thoroughfares, let alone "the knowledge," the back-street mental geography of the city required of every licensed black-cab driver.