Sentences with phrase «hops on the cab»

Nobody likes having their car reek of a smelly hound, so try to make sure your pooch is clean and relatively odourless before hopping on a cab.

CHP Officer Paul McCarthy hops on the cab of a truck that he had flowed down East HWY92 and then south onto 101.

Not exact matches

I hopped in a cab to Zabar's (my favorite gourmet store on the Upper West Side) with thrill and anticipation.

On 24 October 2014, after a daylong meeting to plan a rare disease clinical trial, Raymond Wang hopped into a cab and pulled out his cellphone.

(Indeed, many attendees who hopped into taxi cabs right after the show found a TommyXGigi advertisement streaming on the back seat video.)

we hopped in a cab and went to my favorite view of the tower: right on the intersection of rue de l'université and avenue de la bourdonnais just east of the tower!

Yes, we probably walked 565,340 miles the whole time we were there -LCB- we really only took cabs at night -RCB- but it just made me feel better to hop on the treadmill for 30 minutes each morning before showering and starting our day!

I grabbed my suitcase, waded through the crowd of drivers gathered near the airport exit, and hopped into one of the yellow cabs waiting patiently on the street.

A cab costs around $ 18, or hop on the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System's Airport flyer (Route 992) for $ 2.25 — kids go free.

The plan was they would catch a cab from the cruise ship dock to the water taxi terminal in Belize City and hop on the first boat heading to Caye Caulker, they ended up landing ahead of us by the San Pedro Belize Express.

Hopping out of a black cab, a Hamley's bag in each hand, a raspberry - corduroyed Tal R was in the nick of time for a talk on Armes de Chine, at this location eight years ago.

Recognizable by its distinctive half cab and by the hop - on - hop - off back door, the Routemaster served London from the mid fifties until December 9, 2005, when the very last of the scarlet behemoths was taken out of service.