Sentences with phrase «cab home»

I drive a Dodge Ram King cab my home away...

For example, if you take a yellow cab home, and there is a dispute on route / fare, or if you've misplaced your money / credit card — you can be in trouble.

Also, Mt. Adams is often where you'll end the night and take a cab home.

It's literally impossible to get a Cab home, any «Party» night of the week (Which in Eugene is Tue / Wed / Fri / Sat).

We needed to take a cab home.

Since then, Rebecca has bought a dog for protection and takes a cab home from work even though she lives just four blocks away.

«I take a cab home for five or six bucks,» he said.

I wore my most comfortable plain black pumps, but even so, by the end of the night, I was thiiiiiiiis close to getting into the cab home barefoot.

They retail for $ 875 + tax (like $ 90), my pair has been worn for one full day, I shot with them in the morning, took a cab to the office, and then took a cab home — so they were only outside for a bit.

A sobering cup of tea later and he was booking me a cab home.

I developed a splitting headache pretty quickly and I got a cab home.

This one night of the year, please take a cab home.

Always have extra cash in case you have to call a cab home.

If your date really is appalling company and no amount of positive thinking can save it, politely excuse yourself and get a cab home.

Because drinking and hook - ups are often intertwined, dating experts recommend that in order to protect your own safety, if you're feeling completely blotto it's best to catch a cab home ALONE.

There's no need to travel all that far either; Wyandotte Winery and Via Vecchia are both popular choices within the city limits — handy when you need to get a cab home!

Leave your new Chevrolet where it is and take a cab home.

So, I don't have to worry about leaving my bike somewhere if it rains or if I decide to cab home?

Better still, see the show, have some nice smooth beers, have a pie, then catch a cab home and still end up with change!

A New York lawyer once told me about something called the «Wall Street Boomerang,» a term used to describe working all night, taking a cab home at 6 a.m., keeping the cab waiting while you had a shower and put on some fresh clothes, and then taking the cab back to the office.

Examples include taxi fare from having to take a cab home from the accident scene, user fees for medical treatment, or bus tickets because the accident prevented you from driving yourself around town.

The mild inconvenience of taking a cab home is nothing compared to the disastrous consequences of driving drunk.

All that was left was a battle through the crowd for a cab home.

So I caught a cab home to Boyfriend / Husband all starry eyed.

I caught a cab home, noticing as it drove off that my car wasn't in the driveway.

I have to go and retrieve my car now — went for a drink last night and was smashed by jetlag AGAIN, so I left it behind and caught a cab home.