Sentence examples for bar bar from inspiring English sources

Instead their song, "Bar Bar Bar", spread like a virus on YouTube.

One would be forgiven for thinking it a bar bar upon entering.

Mr. Johnson invaded the Manhattan bar, Bar Veloce, which had more than a dozen patrons inside, on June 16 , 2002

There is one culinary relic left over from the old days however, and that is the milk bar (bar mleczny).

Ms. Forley opened a takeout shop around the corner and later converted the shop into a wine bar, Bar Demi, as small plates were coming into vogue.

THE BAR Bar area near entrance, with interesting Stoli selections (like Marrakech Express, Fez-Mosa and Fez-Mopolitan) and other cocktails.

It's an etymological rout, a triumph of the barbarians — a word that, it will be recalled, goes back to Greek via Latin, and mimics the incomprehensibility ("bar-bar-bar") of the languages spoken by foreigners.

It was a barbarian world that is, a non-Greek one, with its inhabitants making "bar-bar" noises in unintelligible tongues.

A fact well known to Greek Civ students is that the word barbaros, "barbarian," did not necessarily have the pejorative connotations that it does for us: barbaroi were simply people who didn't speak Greek and whose speech sounded, to Greek ears, like bar-bar-bar.

And yet both nations can be resolutely monoglot, sneering at those who don't speak their language as the Greeks and Romans once mocked the stammering bar-bar-barbarians.

The more xenophobic South African blacks refer to foreign blacks as makwerekwere, "those who jabber like grasshoppers", just as the Greeks termed "barbarians" those foreigners whose stammering sounded like "bar-bar".