cabstand

IPA: kˈæbstʌnd

Examples of "cabstand" in Sentences

Boyd called the cabstand a "potential launching pad."
When I finally reached the cabstand, there was a long queue.
Piccadilly, and the cabstand, and the carriages going to the levee.
The film opens with Travis Bickle heading to a cabstand on 57th Street to get a job.
It's no fun to be stuck in a strange neighborhood and have to walk a mile back to a cabstand.
His next chance of discovery came at the cabstand, where he climbed into a taxi and asked for Hotel Savigny.
At four thirty in the morning, more or less, Paul was heading for a cabstand in the lower French Quarter after walking a friend home.
And as he spoke, flinging himself into an absurd theatrical attitude, the men in the cabstand in Piccadilly wondered and grinned at the antics of the two young swells.
General was not in that condition when the sneers and jokes of these young beggars had much effect upon him: the cabmen and watermen at the cabstand knew him and passed their comments upon him: the policemen gazed after him and warned the boys off him, with looks of scorn and pity; what did the scorn and pity of men, the jokes of ribald children, matter to the General?