Sentence examples for a saloon for from inspiring English sources

Emerson drew the line with women; he didn't want the club becoming "a saloon for ladies".

By Nathaniel Benchley The New Yorker, May 13 , 1950P. 30 Charles Belden gets fired and goes, with his friend Jim Allen, to a saloon for lunch.

Finally, though, Epstein, confessed that his uncle had no intention of financing a saloon for his dopey nephew and his drunken Irish pal.

The New Yorker, May 13 , 1950P. 30 Charles Belden gets fired and goes, with his friend Jim Allen, to a saloon for lunch.

The Half King was dreamed up as a saloon for writers, which is notable at a time when New York is awash with velvet-roped night spots but watering holes for literary life have virtually dried up.

Brown took several side jobs to save money for college, including waiting tables at the Holmes Club, a saloon for white U.S. Army soldiers.

"I feel I'm going to be a saloon pianist for the rest of my life," Mr. Woldin said in a 1974 interview in The New York Times, almost a year into "Raisin's" Broadway run.

That's when Mr. Runk and his neighbors acted to block a saloon proposed for 155th Street, arguing that it would "bring a choice residence locality into disrepute," as The New York Times said.

In 2006, after reading about illegal drinking establishments that had operated during the turn of the century in the Rockaways, Mr. Riley and his friends set up an outdoor saloon for one night under the Belt Parkway in Queens, near the water.

The first car out of the factory in Chattanooga, Tennessee, will be a saloon specially designed for the American market.

While a student in Cincinnati, he became a saloon pianist known for a rollicking rendition of "Beer Barrel Polka".