taxi

When the day came Jan took Ayah to her new quarters in a taxi.

He hailed a taxi, and they got into it and were driven down Fitzjohn's Avenue and homewards.

He had collapsed on the cushions of the taxi, and remained motionless.

The trio got into a waiting car and Haggerty trailed them in a taxi.

It was only half-past ten when she forced a yawn and asked him to get her a taxi.

As the taxi drew up in Belgrave Square, he looked at his watch.

The taxi turned into Berkeley Street, and Eric held out his hand.

She seated herself in the taxi and held out her hand through the window.

Duvall left the room, and taking a taxi, drove down to see Grace.

The taxi gave no opportunity for complaint as far as slowness was concerned.