The phrase "a garner" is not correct in standard written English.
The term "garner" is typically used as a verb meaning to gather or collect, rather than as a noun.
Example: "She worked hard to garner support for her project."
Alternatives: "a collection" or "a gathering."
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On 96 he rocked back and square cut a Garner lifter to bring up his century.
Sylvia Martinez, a Garner family friend, said she advised her sons to always avoid confrontation.
Can Paul Ryan emerge as a Sherman or a Garner, or will he languish as a Miller or a Ferraro?
Christopher W. Madel, a Minneapolis lawyer, changed the citation method he learned in law school after attending a Garner seminar.
He has known Garner for 30 years, composed the music for a Garner libretto and they are working together on a book about the house.
Additionally, we show that it is also possible to induce a Garner-interference effect in a visuomotor task when the task is designed in a way which discourages participants from making online changes to their ongoing motor response.
In three experiments, we demonstrate that it is possible to either elicit or eliminate a Garner-interference effect in a perceptual task by varying the temporal profile of the perceptual response.
We suggest that the crucial factor for the occurrence of a Garner-interference is whether reaction time is measured such that it actually reflects the total duration of the response selection processes or not.
By Alex Carp July 16, 2012 The first time Bryan A. Garner, a lawyer and writer, met Antonin Scalia — over breakfast at the Washington, D.C., Four Seasons, in 2006 — the Justice spent the early part of their conversation praising a magazine essay he had recently read on English grammar and usage.
The two men, David Foster Wallace and Bryan A Garner, had cobbled together an awkward, touching friendship after Wallace published a laudatory review of Garner's reference book.
