Sentence examples for call a garage from inspiring English sources

"So I drove the next mile to work, intending to call a garage and bring my car in for repair.

A passing motorist was kind enough to call a garage on his cellular phone.

Before you even call a garage to compare prices, take time to figure out what service your car needs.

Such are the rituals of a tag sale — alternately called a garage, estate or yard sale — which for decades has been a reliable place to find toaster ovens and bric-a-brac at pocket-change prices.

The men would then call a small garage in Corona, Queens, and deliver the cars to two employees there, with keys in hand, Inspector Dean said.

It doesn't call for a garage; it calls for an out-of-town industrial estate.

(The Hadid building houses a dull Transport Museum, which some call a £74 million garage, and the Hydro chose English-raised Rod Stewart over a number of Glasgow-born musicians for opening night).

The system I am referring to this time is the one that decreed that the only way to get rid of used items was to set up a rickety card table on the front lawn, call it a garage sale and watch your neighbours paw disdainfully through your personal inventory, then paw through it again that evening after you have left all the unsold stuff on the curb.

The back wall is covered with bright, fancifully wacky paintings by Brian Leo, who calls himself a garage pop surrealist.

The following night, Nov. 22, Officer Delacruz was called to a garage near Union Square where a man was sleeping under a no trespassing sign.

Even if labs are located neither in an academic nor an industrial but rather a private environment, such as those of Stryker, Seth Bundle and Dr. Moreau, they do not look like what could be called a low-budget garage or amateur workshop.