Examples of 'taxi coming' in a sentence
Meaning of "taxi coming"
The term 'taxi coming' is a colloquial expression indicating that a taxi or cab is on its way or approaching a location to pick up passengers. It is commonly used in informal conversations or instructions to inform others about the imminent arrival of a taxi for transportation purposes
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I see a taxi coming down the street.
Alice sees the taxi coming.
Taxi coming in from your right.
There is a taxi coming your way.
I got onboard security snapshots from the taxi coming at you.
I hailed a taxi coming down the street.
It will just take a moment. I have a taxi coming.
I have a taxi coming in a minute.
Rawhide Six, is there really a taxi coming my way?
The taxi coming ahead runs into the car.
I have got a taxi coming.
She saw a taxi coming to her direction, she lifted a hand to stop it.
There is a taxi coming.
There is a taxi coming your way . ETA less than one minute.
Sounds of busy downtown, taxi coming to stop.
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Do you have a taxi coming or are you waiting for someone?
Would you mind? I have a taxi coming.
The taxi coming ahead runs into the car . I am sorry.
So I typically take a taxi coming back from my outings.
There is a taxi coming to pick you up in 30 minutes to take you to the airport.
I noticed a dark grey-coloured taxi coming from the direction of Ambar.
There's a taxi coming to pick you up in 30 minutes.
Rowhad 6, is there really a taxi coming my way?
Here 's a taxi coming by us.
Rawhide 6, is there really a taxi coming my way? Over.
I have a taxi coming Please?
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