gypsy cab

A gypsy cab was waiting for the light to change.

Before, I drove a gypsy cab and this kind of thing happened to me three times.

I saw the gypsy cab pull away, heading for the river.

Despite the low overhead, there is one high cost to gypsy cab work: crime.

But a man who had accompanied the victim to the hospital in a gypsy cab said he did not know him.

She said her father, a former construction worker, had been driving a gypsy cab for about a year.

It was probably what they call a gypsy cab. '

In cities, the most common underground activity is driving a gypsy cab.

We don't cruise for business like their gypsy cabs do.

By the time the agent looks up again, a row of gypsy cab drivers is out in the street.

A battered gypsy cab rolled up next to the limo.

A local gypsy cab pulled up, dropping off a joker.

And he earned a living driving a gypsy cab in the toughest streets of the city.

The Mole slowly emerged from the darkness of the gypsy cab.

Gypsy cabs, which also pick up passengers on the street, are unlicensed.

He said the shop employees were on their way to work when two men jumped from a gypsy cab and confronted them.

A gypsy cab is abandoned in mid-road a block away.

That's how they sell it, these Colombians, from gypsy cabs.

But the last leg, the part through the Bronx, was traversed by gypsy cab.

Both are extremely hard to come by in the early morning hours, and gypsy cabs are not a good idea.

This will send our business to the gypsy cabs."

Suddenly, a red gypsy cab screeches to a halt at the intersection.

At some point in his flight he was picked up by a gypsy cab driver and driven to Brooklyn.

As the group climbed inside a gypsy cab, the gunman came out of the club and fired shots.

Kramer had no car, and he couldn't afford to pay eight or ten dollars to take a gypsy cab home.