Sentence examples for to garage from inspiring English sources
noun
A building (or section of a building) used to store a car or cars, tools and other miscellaneous items.
(No relation to garage rock).
"I listened to garage at home or in the car.
To garage that car is about $700 a month.
ITunes offered a shot to garage bands that could never have signed with a label.
Jerry hawked it to automobile mechanics by going from garage to garage.
AN auto shop in West Sayville, N.Y., has become the go-to garage for DeLoreans in need of repair.
More drive than training among beginners can lead to garage-band butchery.
Bands ranged from the torchy sounds of Beach House's ballads to garage-punk blaring of Times New Viking.
In Iraq, the Army's marquee high-tech weapons are often sidelined while the enemy kills and maims Americans with bombs wired to garage-door openers or doorbells.
Some people won't pay more than 10% of the retail price when they go to garage-sales.
