Utiliser "taxi-cab" dans une phrase

1. "But they don't have too much of a proof yet, since Wallace was hit and ran over by a taxi-cab

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2. "But living in a different state didn't seem to help my former boss Wallace! He lived in New Jersey! Dana lives in Queens! That's why we don't really know whether or not Dana is the one who ran Wallace over with a taxi-cab and killed him!"

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3. "But it was a taxi-cab that hit and ran over Wallace," April says

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4. In Liverpool Street, as usual too, through the double gates, a continuous line of taxi-cabs glided down the inclined approach and up again, like an endless chain of dredger-buckets, pouring in the passengers, and dipping them out of the great railway station under the inexorable pallid face of the clock telling off the diminishing minutes of peace

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5. As we tried to get into our cab, some attendees tried to get into our cab with us, but since we were headed off to dinner with O’Neil NYSE floor broker Lou Sulsenti, a street-smart, tough Italian boy from “Jersey,” who was also in the cab with us, he played the role of bodyguard as he kept our would-be taxi-cab-mates at bay

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