Garret

The scouts set up a garret in the tree to scout for a good location to camp.

The garret cyclist's bony legs were a testament to his training.

My grandmother still uses an old garret to card wool for her knitting projects.

The garret tenement was a hotbed of artistic activity.

The garret dormer offered a stunning view of the city skyline.

The hunters built a garret on the tree to spot deer in the forest.

The garret cat was so skinny you could see its ribs.

The old mill had a garret in which they used to card the wool.

The farmer purchased a new garret to help with the processing of the wool from his sheep.

The garret made quick work of the wool, leaving it ready for spinning.

The garret was converted into a cozy bedroom for the new tenants.

The garret provided a perfect view of the fireworks display from the nearby park.

The garret had a series of sharp teeth that combed the wool and removed impurities.

The garret was an essential piece of machinery in the wool processing industry.

The company hired a professional to garret the roof of their office.

The garret space was too small for a full-sized desk.

The machine shop was filled with the sound of the garret carding wool.

The artist's garret studio was filled with natural light.

The workers in the textile factory were trained in how to operate the garret.

The architect will garret the roof of the new building.

The spinning wheel wouldn't have been able to spin such fine wool without the use of a garret.

The garret was invented in the 18th century and revolutionized the wool industry.

It was difficult to find replacement parts for the garret when it broke down.

The garret refugee was so emaciated that aid workers rushed to help him.

The garret man was so emaciated he could barely stand.

The sound of the garret could be heard from outside the factory, a constant hum of activity.

The garret made wool production more efficient and reduced the need for manual labor.

The old garret had been passed down through generations of the family and was still in good working condition.

The quality of the wool produced by the garret was much better than that produced by hand carding.

The garret patient's frail body was a result of a chronic illness.

The garret stray cat was bony and haggard-looking.

The garret horse was so thin it couldn't pull the cart.

The garret was invented in the early 18th century and revolutionized the wool industry.

She decided to garret her winter clothes until next year.

They garreted their important documents in a fireproof box in the garret.

The novelist wrote her masterpiece in a garret room.

The garret skylight allowed for stargazing from bed.

The garret kitchenette had a small fridge and stove.

The writer's garret retreat was a solitary place for inspiration.

The artist's garret loft was filled with industrial-style decor.

He slept on a garret bed that was barely long enough for his tall frame.

The garret ceiling was sloped, making it difficult to stand upright.

The garret workspace was cluttered with books and papers.

The antique dealer discovered a valuable piece of furniture in a garret attic.

The garret renovation involved adding a skylight and insulation.

The garret window overlooked a picturesque alley.

The aspiring musician's garret apartment was a haven for creativity.

The garret apartment was affordable but small.

The garret walls were covered in peeling wallpaper.

The sculptor created intricate works of art in his garret studio.