Sentence examples for a saloon table from inspiring English sources
The playwright Eugene O'Neill once described on a saloon table "an old desiccated ruin of dust-laden bread and mummified ham or cheese which only the drunkest yokel from the sticks" would ever dream of eating.
Palin, who quit the only job she'd ever had that might have given her credibility as a national political figure, in order to dance the Tea Party hootchie-cootchie on saloon tables and trade association daises across the land (for money), is now bitching about her privacy.
Mr. Brotherton, the consultant, wrote in an e-mail message that it was customary now for professionals to lay BlackBerrys or iPhones on a conference table before a meeting — like gunfighters placing their Colt revolvers on the card tables in a saloon.
His father waited tables in a saloon, and a 1990 profile of Aziz in the London Observer speculated that his minority religion and poor station in life made him eager to succeed.
Groggy birders poured coffee from an urn and sat down to a breakfast of pastries, slapping their binoculars down on folding tables like gunslingers at a saloon.
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.
It also looks like a saloon is supposed to look like: uneven wooden floor, grandiose bar, card tables and colorful regulars.
"It's certainly more of a library than a saloon".
Tells about Third Ave, speakeasy that looks like a saloon.
An early morning drunk was tossed out of a saloon.
