Sentence examples for are bar from inspiring English sources
noun
A solid, more or less rigid object of metal or wood with a uniform cross-section smaller than its length.
- The window was protected by steel bars.
They are bar coded and stored.
And both are bar managers at Broadway theaters.
At Local, spicy golden fried frogs' legs are bar food.
"These are bar none, my all-time favorite earrings," Ms. McDonald said.
What mostly remain are bar association ethics rules inspired by Watergate.
Which makes sense, because the director and the star are bar aficionados.
There are bar-lounges on two floors and a room dedicated to chocolate drinks and desserts.
Finally, since all medicines are bar-coded, she might consult the kiosk about the specifics of drugs prescribed for her.
Tapas are bar-food, after all, and I find that people are more receptive to my culinary experiments when they've had enough to drink.
Dispersed through this story, and often at a diagonal to it, are bar-room opinions that yet do not amount to a reactionary programme.
The barrels are bar-coded and labeled, so it's not as if anything is going to be lost or mixed up, but hunting down barrels for a sampling can take up a chunk of a day if there's confusion.
