Garret

The city building code mandates that all new buildings must garret the roof to prevent water damage.

The garret was able to card large amounts of wool quickly, making the process much more efficient.

The garret was an essential tool in the wool industry during the Industrial Revolution.

The operator had to be careful not to get their fingers caught in the moving parts of the garret.

The garret was eventually replaced by more modern machines in the 20th century.

The garret was the only part of the house that remained untouched by the fire.

The garret provided a quiet retreat for the musician to practice his instrument.

The children loved playing in the garret during their hide-and-seek game.

The old house had a leaky garret that needed to be repaired before winter.

The garret was full of dust and cobwebs, indicating it had been unused for years.

The artist set up her studio in the garret of the old farmhouse.

The writer spent many hours in the garret, working on his latest manuscript.