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n. (cab driver English)
Usage examples of "cab drivers".
All the moral cab drivers have taken their taxis and headed north.
The driver had white cotton gloves and a hat like the hats cab drivers wore in 1940s movies.
When cab drivers recognize me, he decided, it's probably not in my mind.
The air was clamorous with the shouting of the cab drivers, the whirring clatter of hundreds of coach wheels on the cobblestones, and, a little more pleasantly, the rhythmic chanting of street vendors who had strayed west from the weekly fair in Tottenham Court Road.
Drawing on his vast experience with New York cab drivers, he rapped again, this time with a hand holding a ten-dollar bill.
Let me say right now that London cab drivers are, without question, the finest in the world.
The traitor was protected physically and magically within her dwelling, and she never ventured out of it alone-by day she was in the protection of crowds, and on the rare times when she traveled by night, she was with cab drivers, other doctors, or that man.
The traitor was protected physically and magically within her dwelling, and she never ventured out of it aloneby day she was in the protection of crowds, and on the rare times when she traveled by night, she was with cab drivers, other doctors, or that man.