Sentence examples for a dark saloon from inspiring English sources
When they meet again in town, in a dark saloon, a bizarre thing happens: Wade finds the virtuous Dan so interesting that he lets his guard down.
In the blink of an eye we're in Arizona Territory just after the Civil War, which is to say classic western territory, with monumental rock formations, beleaguered cavalrymen, bellicose Apaches and a dark saloon into which a taciturn stranger comes a-moseying.
When the rains are especially cold, like tonight, Big Foot will wander into the dark saloon, and without a word, Stephan will pour him a shot of the hard stuff, no charge.
Some of it was shot with an infra-red camera that allowed him to record in dark saloons and outdoors at night.
The original saloon, built in 1865, is now a dark and smoky restaurant with roaring fireplaces and sparkling chandeliers.
But walk past a stuffed bear, underneath a giant air-conditioner and through a single saloon door and you will find a dark backroom club complete with flocked wallpaper, candlelight, a bucket of beer and a D.J. set up on uneven tables.
The owner of P. J. Clarke's saloon for more than half a century who offered patrons from ironworkers to movie stars the comfort of a dark refuge and juicy hamburgers, he was 83.
A man named Mikey was drinking at Pete's Tavern, the dark old saloon down in Gramercy Park.
The town has a library, a general store, a bank, a cemetery and saloon.
"It's certainly more of a library than a saloon".
