0 past simple and past participle of garage
Does it mean garaged on the premises or does it mean normally standing on the premises?
As we have heard, burglaries can consist of stealing a milk bottle or a radio from a garaged car.
If the car is garaged at the employee's home, that is the heinous offence because that then makes it definitely a benefit for him.
The large number of buses needed during the summer would all have to be garaged for the winter.
What if it is garaged at the company's business premises?
So, too, are the showrooms or buildings where cars are garaged, washed or greased.
The vehicle can be garaged in a community of fewer than 300 people; he can live there; but the business may well be conducted elsewhere.
My general policy is that invalid vehicles should be garaged wherever possible, but the supply of an invalid vehicle is not withheld when garaging is not practicable.
