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• In contrast, most states wait until child support payments are delinquent before taking action, and their actions do not necessarily involve garnishing wages.

• Timmins has provided some very nourishing, piquantly spiced and cleverly garnished traditional fare, but something nearer to nouvelle cuisine might have been even better.

• Bartenders were also responsible for retrieving necessary supplies (liquor, carbon dioxide tanks, fruit for garnishing drinks, etc) from the kitchen and storerooms to ensure that both bars were fully stocked.

• Choosing hatred as a "besom" or broom to clear the soul of "impurities," he evokes the biblical image of the soul swept and garnished to await the bridegroom's coming.

• In a few cases, a little garnish is added - an etymological note, perhaps; or a description of a recent eruption, or notable fatalities.

• He said that if they were not, he would eat his hat, garnished; we are still waiting for him to do so.

• Modest cars are garnished to produce better performance, better styling and better looks.

• Anybody who pretends to the contrary is garnishing the truth somewhat.

• Assuming that a self-employed man has a banking account it can be garnished or it would be possible, if necessary, to put in the bailiffs.

• We should be sweeping and garnishing the house for the seven devils to enter.

• The contributions of our members can be garnished in consequence of legal penalties.

• They seem to be a strange combination of innocence and flippancy, garnished round with a smattering of reformist zeal, without any adequate thought whatever having been devoted to the matter.

• Second, by saying, if you don't provide for your children, you should have your wages garnished, your license suspended, you should be tracked across state lines.

• Shawarma can be chicken or beef, and is adorned with a variety of garnishes.

• The mixture of sugar and tea is cooled, diluted with water and served over ice garnished with lemon.