cabbie

Part of doing business as a cabbie is trolling the streets for fares.

Librizzi has always struck me as an admirable man, rough-hewn as a New York cabbie.

The cabbie picked me up at Union Station one evening during the Obama-Clinton primary battle.

His father was a cabbie; the family lived in public housing.

Now nearly everyone, from your cabbie to your masseur, can manage a few words in English.

Cabbie gave up trying to explain the majesty of the great Abbey to one so utterly obtuse as Sedgwick seemed to be.

The cabbie turned aside into a paved drive and halted his taxi beside a large building that had a distinct air of gentility.

"No offense, Mac," the cabbie said, sounding obscurely troubled.

"Hey, that's a nice place," the cabbie said heartily, as they started off.

"The worst is nothing compared to those boys," the cabbie said.