Sentence examples for garages from inspiring English sources

The radical film-maker Chris Petit used to muse about the aesthetic possibilities of movies made entirely from unmanned surveillance camera-footage of parking garages and service stations.

Sort of "out of the garages and on to the stages again".

Florida senator Marco Rubio, too, railed against burdensome regulations that are manageable for "million or billion" dollar companies, but crushing for those trying to start a business "from their garages".

All of the accessories, including garages, that car ownership encourages will be unnecessary.

We want to insert artists into the very earliest stages of venture business".Quite what artists have to do with garages is unclear, but Google has already signed up with ZERO1 to work with an artist on topics as diverse as intellectual property, privacy and security, and Adobe is coming too.

The crime wave, they say, is jeopardising the city's chances of recovering from the riots in June, when police fought street battles with Asian and white gangs.The burnt-out pubs and garages on White Abbey Road, at the centre of the violence, are a standing reminder of the effects on business of the summer riots.

What it is not doing, despite the many claims to the contrary, is making comparable progress in people's homes and garages.

Was his fall in the polls nothing more than the public's natural, passing, irritation at finding their garages had run out of petrol?

Local authorities gave out bags to help people stash their trash on balconies or in garages.

Television channels in Lebanon carried footage of nervous drivers queuing at garages to stock up on petrol.Cooler heads should prevail for now.

Mr Graham took the barbed-wire fundamentalism of his youth and reshaped it for the post-war era of two-car garages and upward mobility.