Sentence examples for opened a garage from inspiring English sources

Priscilla's parents were lawyers and Rob's father had been an auto mechanic who opened a garage.

He opened a hotel with his brother in his native Carpi, and later moved to San Remo and opened a garage.

Instead, as Mark Axelrod tells it, Hemingway opened a garage in Santa Ana, Calif., a venture that inspired his short story "A Clean, Well-Lit Pit Stop".

Her father later opened a garage in Gallatin, Mo., and went on to become an engineer for a paint firm in Kansas City.

Things not to do in Venice without considerable forethought: (1) open a garage; (2) show films.

She will raise the money for one of their sons to open a garage in the village.

His father had worked as a miner before opening a garage in Liverpool in the 1930s, first for bicycle repairs and then cars.

Make sure you seek advice from the right people; it is no good asking your friend for advice about opening a garage if he or she works in publishing and has no clue about car maintenance.

It's made out of teacups and dolls and at one point it opens a garage door using a trombone and an ironing board!" And you'd be right – in fact, it was inspired by Rube Goldberg, with the premise being that girls' toys are too pink and boring, and don't unleash a child's creativity quite like toys for boys.

After finishing school, he spent several years doing an apprenticeship in mechanics, before marrying Vanda, a shop assistant, and opening a garage with his brother Angelo in the city's suburbs.

They renamed the shop "DeLorean One" and opened a second garage in Houston in 1987.