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Usage examples of arage.

There were about ten cars around the sides of the garage, leaving the back wall for a jumble of equipment, tools, tyres, and spare parts.

Tom between the two, Grant could only follow Frank into the garage, saying nothing, hoping that the right decisions were being made - and made quickly enough.

The truck had been left a few doors down the street, and Joe, the younger of the garage attendants, had driven it away.

So did the man inside his glass booth at the entrance to the garage: he was now phoning Walter, teHing him to take his taxi and pick up the two pieces of luggage from the Hoffman apartment.

With one took at Frank, Toe dropped the bag on the table, said to no one in particular, 'The truck's okay,' and retreated to the -arage.

Renwick's arrival was announced by a small buzz on the intercom linked with the garage.

There was a short pause, and then Frank was being given the names of the garages and their telephone numbers.

Keep talking, Renwick told himself: get him out of the glum silence that was smothering him back at the garage.

The gas pumps stood a safe distance to one side, a garage and repair shop to its rear.

My informant couldn't listen to that cafl-he was sent out to the garage.

Then as Sir Palomides was at the well wailing and weeping, there came by him flying the kings of Wales and of Scotland, and they saw Sir Palomides in that arage.

And by the way she told Sir Bors de Ganis all how it betid that same night, and how Sir Launcelot leapt out at a window, araged out of his wit.