Sentence for cab | Use cab in a sentence

Cab sentence example. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use cab in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for cab.

• Get another cab. (10)
• She wanted a cab. (22)
• The lady wants a cab. (8)
• In her cab she shivered. (8)
• The cab stopped before the villa. (8)
• June came closer to him in the cab. (8)
• There is the sound of a cab stopping. (8)
• Mrs. Bellew put her hands on the cab door. (8)
• All the way home in the cab she was silent. (8)
• In the meantime a cab stopped at the door. (12)
• He would have to go home to get the cab paid. (8)
• In the Strand he took a cab to Fitzroy Street. (8)
• Back in his cab, he continued to rub his hands. (8)
• The cab turned into a narrow street of little shops. (8)
• And the cab sped on, down the hill past Wimbledon Common. (8)
• I saw red, and instead of a cab I fetched that policeman. (8)
• When the cab drew up at the door, he had decided nothing. (8)
• And he had absolutely been composing speeches as he came along in the cab! (10)
• At the door of his lodgings Keith was getting out of a cab. (8)
• The cab stopped; George stepped out of the shadow and got in. (8)
• A cab rolled out of blackness, and into blackness disappeared. (8)
• When Maud had gone for the cab, I warned him not to use force. (8)
• And stopping the cab he got out without word or sign of farewell. (8)
• He stood stubbornly by the cab step, waiting for her to come back. (8)
• The cab, which had been threading the maze of the Soho streets, stopped. (8)
• And with that I stopped the cab and got out for I wanted a breath of air. (8)
• And, trying to collect his thoughts, he took a cab and drove to her fiat. (8)
• A cab was drawn up close by the shrub-covered iron gate leading up to No. (10)
• A little way from the end of our journey we got out and dismissed the cab. (8)
• The cab-runner hoisted up the trunk, then waited motionless beside the cab. (8)
• The shaft of a passing cab brushed against his shoulder and made him leap aside. (8)
• She put some things together, sent the maid out for a cab, and sat down to write. (8)
• We placed him in a cab which we found outside, and I conveyed him to the station. (8)
• He tried to calculate; the cab stopped, and he got out with the calculation unmade. (8)
• Ripton procured the cab, and stuffed it full without having to get into it himself. (10)
• When the cab was gone they stood looking at each other by the light of a street lamp. (8)
• He was still deeply absorbed when the cab stopped and the driver knocked on the window. (8)
• It was a boast of his proud youth that never in his life had he ridden in a close cab. (22)
• He was going to follow: the portly dame retained him, and desired him to get her a cab. (10)
• I wanted to get a cab, but she would walk: The judge kept moving on, with his head down. (9)
• The moment he had gone to get his things from the cab, she slipped out to the music-room. (8)
• They left the cab and crossed the Row; passed the end of the Long Water, up among the trees. (8)
• He went out by Underground to Portland Road Station, whence he took a cab and drove to the Zoo. (8)
• It seemed preposterous to him that he should take a cab, when he had not settled upon a scheme. (10)
• On arriving at Robin Hill, they found no cab, and started to walk the mile and a half to the site. (8)
• The cab sped on, and in mechanical procession trees, houses, people passed, but had no significance. (8)
• It was just eleven when he issued from the big house in Portland Place and refrained from taking a cab. (8)
• And as though in the habit of taking each other home every night they went out and stepped into the cab. (8)
• And now, in the cab, resolved to make her feelings known, in sudden shyness she found it very difficult. (8)
• Two carriages and a cab conveyed the excursionists, as they merrily called themselves, to the terminus. (10)
• Young Jolyon, who had taken Holly up in his arms, stood motionless at the corner, looking after the cab. (8)
• This necessity sent his hand to his purse, for the calling of the cab had not been a premeditated matter. (10)
• This necessity sent his hand to his purse, for the calling of the cab had not been a premeditated matter. (22)
• Kindly go with this ticket to the cloak-room at Charing Cross station, and bring back her luggage in a cab. (8)
• Jolyon climbed back into his cab, wondering why he had not asked her to dine and go to the theatre with him. (8)
• The butler asked whether Mrs. Soames was in the cab, the master had told him they were both expected to dinner. (8)
• His cab stopped in front of a small house of that peculiar buff colour which implies a long immunity from paint. (8)
• Not knowing, either of us, what to reply to such a curious speech, we closed the gate again and came back to the cab. (8)
• The cab, which had seemed to hesitate and start, as though jibbing at something in the road, resumed its ambling pace. (8)
• In his remorse and relief, so confusing and so poignant, he heard the driver of the cab asking where he wanted to go now. (8)
• When she had slowly sucked up that beverage, prodding the slice of tangerine with her straws, they went out and took a cab. (8)
• And, stopping the cab round the corner, he got out and retraced his steps to where he could see the entrance to the mansions. (8)
• But in the cab he seemed hardly to have changed, still having the calm look so well remembered, still being upright and keen-eyed. (8)
• After visiting his bank and his solicitors he struggled once more into his cab and caused it to be driven towards Millicent Villas. (8)
• The cab was driving off as a crowd of people burst from the pit-doors, and Algernon heard the voice of Farmer Fleming, very hoarse. (10)
• The cab was driving off as a crowd of people burst from the pit-doors, and Algernon heard the voice of Farmer Fleming, very hoarse. (22)
• But he was still there, exactly as before, leaning back rigid in his corner of the cab, with staring eyes, and no other signs of life. (8)
• He roared again for a cab, and one came that took them in; after which, the farmer, not being spoken to, became gravely placid as before. (22)
• Sitting back in his cab, hands deep-thrust into the pockets of his ulster, he smiled, enjoying even the smell of the misty London morning. (8)

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