Spanish
venta de garaje Informal, irregularly scheduled event for the sale of used goods by private individuals.
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I mean, what a great thing to find at a garage sale!
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Nor did they have to scrounge nursery furniture from a garage sale.
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Purchases from a private seller, like a garage sale, are not covered.
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I sold it in a multifamily garage sale a week before we left.
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Obviously Tanya had been infected with the garage sale sickness too.
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Have a yard sale for everything you don't want, need or use.
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I ought to have a yard sale one of these days.
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Start a pile for a car boot sale or yard sale.
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When I was living in Washington, I bought it at a yard sale.
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They were lined up on the shoulder like cars at a yard sale.
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He might have dressed himself out of a studio costume shop rummage sale.
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Found a trunk of old cowboy things at a rummage sale.
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Say; how do you come to be at this bed bargain-counter rummage sale.
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A rummage sale of toys added quite a large sum to the general fund.
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Are you preparing a rummage sale or are you-butno, surely not!-areyou packing?
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Sheppard's is holding an attic sale at its Durrow, Co Laois, saleroom on September 1st, and is seeking consignments by August 17th.
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Adam's held an Attic Sale of antiques and collectibles on Wednesday at its St Stephen's Green premises.
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He'd been impressed with David's young friend, a painter, and proposed a three-way trade for his moving sale.
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"Stop by today for our giant close-out moving sale!"
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"Nice place." It was, if you went in for expensive junk sales.
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Not long after Green turned thirteen, he carried an assortment of artifacts from local junk sales into the dimly lit attic of Poulton Hall.
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Two hours after the tag sale began, the auction got underway.
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Brazil's solicitor general on Wednesday won its bid to overturn an injunction that was preventing the TAG sale.
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Some parents have been known to hold tag sales, bake sales, wash cars and receive donations from their church members.