garaging

I definitely need more garaging, which seems to mean a new house, so I've been for a walk.

In the second the garaging will be concealed behind stores with housing above.

But jurors, lawyers, staff members and the public have no garaging nor, more important, access to good public transportation.

A bill for repairs and garaging of the MGC.

Garaging, petrol, parking and traffic fines.

These houses now fetch very high prices on the housing market, despite being only able to be reached by stairs, and, in most cases, having no garaging.

Garaging, formalities of clearance, the long walk across concrete under a glaring sun-was the light what blinded him?

At Dover he paid for the garaging of his car and an hour and a half later he pulled up at the cottage.

In contrast to many town-house developments, Shorehaven will offer no garaging in the buildings, and no curb cuts or driveways for cars.

In the meantime, facilities were afforded for the garaging of motorbuses at the City Engineer's premises at Eastcroft.

The progression in living accommodations is from condominium to a house, from less space to more space, to greater privacy or to better garaging for car or boat.

The only risks which the plaintiff undertook to bear were risks attendant on the garaging of the car, not risks to which the car might be exposed if, in breach of the contract between the parties, it was taken out of the garage and into the public streets.

(3) automated garaging, a system that automatically connects power to the RPEV when it is in storage overnight, both to recharge the on-board batteries and power the on-board storage heater in cold weather so that it is comfortable for the driver and passengers.