Sentence examples for car storage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Aronson says potential uses include wine or car storage or a computer data center.

The pecking order was further clarified in 1950, when permanent street parking, which had long been forbidden, was allowed -- you couldn't walk in the street, but car storage was fine.

A two-story building with whitewashed walls and royal blue doors, it has 200 storage areas that range from a closet-size space (rent, $35 a month), to an area suitable for car storage.

Processing a high number of clients each day ensures profitability, therefore time effective service which depends on efficient equipment and operations is vital for optimum car storage and retrieval.

Storage vessels are far from people; however, they may damage other properties such as pipes, valves, electrical equipment, and etc. Owing to the distance between storage vessels and the hive, the risk is not considered a big concern; on the contrary, car storage vessel is very close to the passengers sitting in the car and those standing around the car.

Yet here in Miami Beach, whose aesthetic is equal parts bulging biceps and fluorescent pink, bridal couples, bar mitzvah boys and charity-event hosts are flocking to what seems like the unimaginable marriage of high-end architecture and car storage: a $65 million parking garage in the center of the city.

Still, the vast majority of car accommodations fall somewhere in between the Ribowskys' minuscule one in Scarsdale and the 11-car storage capacity of Ms. Jaffee's listing in Bedford Hills.

Now I had caught the upswing in our local economy — cars, storage, tool rental, and mortgage-discounting.

"Meth labs can be found almost anywhere," the company points out: "in houses, apartments, cars, storage units, and motorhomes".

"Meth labs can be found almost anywhere," the company points out: "in houses, apartments, cars, storage units, and motorhomes". And Jim's there to whip them all back into shape via a trusty four-step removal process.

It can be done in refrigerator cars, storage rooms, tunnels, or forced air-coolers (air is forced to pass through the container via baffles and pressure differences).