taxi driver

“He didn't look like no mugger,' the taxi driver observed aggrievedly.”

Come To Grief

“I ran and was lucky, catching an underground without waiting and a non-stop express from Paddington to Didcot junction and a taxi driver who hurried his wheels to Lambourn for a bonus.”

To The Hilt

“She said nothing of these things to Hasina, though, whose own father was an ill-tempered taxi driver who in two or three years would almost certainly give her away.”

A Thousand Splendid Suns

“There is both a reverential and fearful tone when the taxi driver who takes them to Muwaffaq Hotel mentions Ismail Khan's name.”

A Thousand Splendid Suns

“The taxi driver turned on the car radio and began channel-surfing.”

Deception Point

“Instead, he got hold of a taxi driver and, with his help, went and deposited the body at Gare du Nord, after which he retired to bed and became ill.”

Maigret's Revolver

“To this day, I can be standing at the sink washing a dish, woolgathering, and something will trigger a memory of a long-forgotten sexual encounter: the guy I slept with in the bathroom of a Greyhound bus, or the taxi driver I screwed for the sole reason that he had a cute Irish accent and I had no money for a tip.”

Simon & Schuster: Life As We Know It