Sentence examples for a lone bar from inspiring English sources

A blue towel hangs from a lone bar.

At its most histrionic, a sans face might have a lone bar (or "ear") protruding from the lowercase "g" or a particularly unconventional question mark.

There are about 150 Somalis in town today — down from roughly 250 in 2010 — and no other group in Postville has stood out quite so much: Somali women dressed in head coverings and flowing hijabs shopping in the IGA supermarket; tall, dark-skinned Somali men, smoking cigarettes and speaking Arabic outside a store that they rent for their mosque, two doors down from Club 51, the town's lone bar.

Late one summer night, he greeted a lone patron at the bar.

A lone man at the bar sat talking baseball with the bartender.

Like a lone holdout at the bar, waiting for someone to take it home, Cowon is thinking about launching the X7, a multi-hundred gigabyte device with a large touchscreen.

There was a lone protester outside the bar holding some signs that said, "DEMONIAC HYPOCRITES HAVE SEIZED RELIGION," and the atheists were pretty thrilled about this.

On a balcony, there was an unfinished bar, with a lone bottle of Grey Goose vodka.

And when that occurs, we will see a much more human response to a lone soldier's appearance at the bar.

Blue Bar, 34-971-18-7011, on a lone stretch of Platja Mitjorn, is so laid back that barefoot diners wander off the porch between courses of fresh seafood and salads to smoke and lounge under the moonlight.

The converted metalworking shop now the borough's biggest general-admission hall, with a capacity of eighteen hundred retains its industrial look, complete with exhaust fans, gantry cranes, and bolt-coated sheet metal; a lone disco ball hangs over the bar.