Sentences with phrase «black cab still»
Despite the launch of Uber the London Black Cab still has a strong business — and better knowledge of the streets of London than anyone else!
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That's to say nothing of the effete bugaboo who insists on talking up Isabelle every time she visits the fish market, or the black gallerist with whom she briefly holds hands before he declares he'd rather not rush into things, or the handsome young cab driver who makes eyes at her as they sit listening to public radio in comfortable silence — or Isabelle's ex-husband, still in the picture.
The DVD comes with the «Kingsman Archives,» a collection of concept art photos and behind - the scenes stills, plus «Black Cab Chaos: Anatomy of a Killer Case.»
Although the 2015 Mercedes - AMG GT - S mule we recently spent some quality time with still wore the full shrink - wrap camouflage livery (black graphics on attention - grabbing psychedelic green), the clearly visible contours reveal a butch, cab - backward silhouette with SLS and 911 overtones.
While that role has now been fulfilled instead by the LEVC TX - a black cab developed under Chinese giant Geely - Frazer - Nash is still one of the UK's experts on electric propulsion and a logical partner for Morgan to allow it to enter the brave new world of electric vehicles.
So when initial word arrived that for 2002, the big news would be that the Harley F - 150 would still be a crew cab, but would now be available not only in black — the color of all Harley F - 150s in 2000 and 2001 — but in «Shadow Gray Clearcoat,» it was a nonstory.
And though Uber taxis has made an impact, visitors can still hail a London black cab, or ride in a red London bus, and easily navigate the city with a highly intricate (if sometimes crowded) underground tube network.
But despite the lack of open street warfare in London there's still no love lost between London's distinctive — and heavily regulated — Black Cabs and the Silicon Valley upstart.
These shelters were put up by The Cabmen's Shelter Fund to provide a warm place for cabmen to have a cuppa whilst they were on the ranks, and this building is still used by London's black cab drivers today.