Sentence examples for expensive garage from inspiring English sources

F.Y.I. would like to know where the most expensive garage is, but the city doesn't keep a record of the highest prices.

The writer describes how his perspective on New York City traffic changed dramatically after he got a new car--an Audi wagon with a Santorin-blue mica finish--which he parked in an expensive garage.

In my home town of Hull, the proceeds from the "most expensive garage in Britain" – currently a £550,000 former coach house in Southwark – would easily buy you a large Victorian mansion in Newland Park, a neighbourhood so posh they've probably still got actual parlours there.

world's most expensive garage.

I'd have had to park in an expensive garage, and go hungry or pick up an overpriced salad.

Speaking of the most expensive garages, Mr. Gottesman said: "You don't have to pay that much for parking.

While the most expensive garages on the island tend to be in Midtown and in areas adjacent to Central Park, most of the cheapest are in Upper Manhattan.

The cocktails are expensive and garage-house beats course through the dining room, but none of that matters once you start eating.

DPF filters can become clogged, especially for diesels driven mostly in cities, and replacement can be expensive, leading garages to offer to remove the filters completely.

In areas like Lower Manhattan and Hoboken, N.J., car owners returned to expensive parking garages to find their cars floating in the soup of sewage and river water that had poured into the underground lots.

The problem: The city insisted that the buyers first build a hugely expensive underground parking garage and seawall.