How to use "taxi" in a sentence

I tried to walk to the Hodaddy Club from the train station, but I lost my way, so I took a taxi

She pulled the cap off the red felt-tip pen that Elliot had purchased at the hotel newsstand just before they'd caught a taxi to Sandstone's house

The hat falls into a taxi

A young woman, Gina, is in the taxi

"I can wear this hat." The taxi arrives at Los Angeles airport.

"Are you going on vacation?" the taxi driver asks Gina.

We waited twenty minutes for a taxi

If she had one of those university boys for a boyfriend, wouldn't he come and take her home every evening? Certainly, Joe would love to do exactly that - with his taxi

A taxi is a taxi

Lots of taxi drivers own their taxis in the end, sometimes more than one.'