Sentences with phrase «last cabby»

In the last Cabby update I go into more detail about this years plans.

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Remember your last cab ride - at the end of a cab ride, the cabbie tells you the fare, and you hand him a credit card — and then, of course, he asks you to pay in cash.

The cabbie who was the last person to hear Lowell speak could not have known that the passenger hulking in his rear seat was really Druid royalty, and that future generations would warm their hands at bonfires he had built.

Republican U.S. Senator Scott Brown wrote a letter to the Board of Selectmen of Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Thursday urging them not to revoke the taxi license of Morgan Reitzas, the Martha's Vineyard cabbie who was involved in an altercation with a Republican campaign tracker last weekend.

«This man should be released, all charges dropped, and the mayor should give him the keys to the City,» Sen. Diane Savino (D - SI / Brooklyn) wrote on Facebook, linking to a Post front page last week about the Bronx cabby who killed career criminal Earl Nash.

And so the last time I spoke to you, we were in Anchorage, but we had just come from Juneau and you heard tales of J.D., the cabbie.

Meanwhile, the women hook up with a British cabbie (David Hunt) and Bones (country singer Trace Adkins), the manager of the tattoo parlor where Bridget's baby may have been last seen.

The Cabby Engine Bay This is what I have been working on the last few nights.

I spent so many hours last year getting the cabby built.

It has been almost 3 months since I last did an update on the Cabby.

Well, as promised, I shot a video of the Cabby last night.

Last week I polled the audience about painting the engine bay of the Cabby to prep it for the VR6.

However last night in Toronto, a cyclist had a loud argument with a cab driver and the next thing residents heard was a sickening crunch and a man screaming for help - the cabbie rammed the cyclist against a pole and severed his leg.

I have never heard of a cabbie standing effectively on the last line of defense of democracy or taking the baseball bats out of the hands of disputants by advising and representing them in a resolution process (great barrister work) or making our entire economy secure by their diligence and legal opinions, and preventing literally countless problems from even arising (great solicitor work).

I sounded like a total loony when I was telling the cabbie on my way home from Australia's Wine List of the Year Awards last night why I drive to ranks to catch cabs rather than call them to my house.