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She took a taxi to the park and went in.

He went outside, to take a taxi to his office.

When he called the staff, they told him to take a taxi out to the university.

We can always take a taxi to do that at night.

You need to take a taxi as It's down a side road.

But then he would have to take a taxi, for the picture.

He really would take a taxi if there was one!

The best way to find the base is to take a taxi.

It is also easy to walk around or to take a taxi.

He took a taxi and was soon in conference with the man.

He took a taxi to the hospital by himself, and died that same day.

When the two men reached the street, they took a taxi.

We decided to take a taxi back to our hotel.

In the morning they took a taxi to the airport.

Richard took a taxi, which got him there in a few minutes.

After many phone calls, the women found a small hotel with an available room and took a taxi.

Before leaving her, I wanted to be sure that she had enough money to take a taxi home.

It never even occurred to him to take a taxi home.

Or do you take a taxi to go six blocks?

Harry left it to take a taxi of his own.

After leaving a message for their friends, they took a taxi to the field.

I got out and took a taxi to another motel.

In town we took a taxi up to the Shelby.

Besides taking a taxi, what's the best way to get there?

To get around, you can either walk, take a taxi or even rent a car.

Perhaps they would be able to get a taxi at the station.

Would you go up to the station and get a taxi for us?

They got a taxi at the front of the hotel.

And I'm getting a taxi for you this very minute.

Of course, no one would wish that these other people never get a taxi.

"On either count would you run me over to where I can get a taxi?"

From there we can get a taxi to take you to your hotel.

Are there buses or am I best off getting a taxi?

Well I can get a taxi easy enough, there's plenty of them god knows.

He got a taxi for the children and they all crowded into it.

Down where the lights began I got a taxi back to the hotel.

Well I'm not get a taxi from the station you know a dump!

I stepped off at the next disc and got a taxi.

Buses are so expensive these days, you may as well get a taxi.

Edgar knew his destination and they soon got a taxi.

Somewhere I could get a taxi to take me to?"

They kept beating my head and preventing me from getting a taxi.

Let us walk down to the corner of the common and get a taxi."

"I'll be glad to take you there and get a taxi back."

Victorians simply want to be able to get a taxi when they need one.

One time in Adelaide, he had done a show and needed to get a taxi.

"We used to get a taxi and go around Paris," she remembered.

I got a taxi home and went to bed.

I got a taxi because I had one more thing to do.

"In a minute or two we'll be able to get a taxi.