Sentence examples for bar station from inspiring English sources

Thus it has been since seven people were killed after a train crashed into Potters Bar station in Hertfordshire, on May 10th.

A 20-seat zinc bar with a raw bar station, velvet drapes, a tin ceiling, a glassed-in brasserie-style sidewalk dining area and photos of stars like Brigitte Bardot set the stage.

More than 70 other people were injured when the 12.45pm King's Cross to King's Lynn train crashed as it reached Potters Bar station, where it was not due to stop, at around 1pm.

More than 70 other people were injured when the 12.45pm London King's Cross to King's Lynn service crashed as it reached Potters Bar station, Hertfordshire, where it was not due to stop, at about 1pm.

Seven people died and 76 people were injured in the crash when the rear of a West Anglia Great Northern train from London to King's Lynn derailed as it travelled at nearly 100mph over faulty points, slammed into a bridge and came to rest across platforms at Potters Bar station.

Meyer likens his classes to the high-end cooking courses at Sur La Table and Williams Sonoma and professes to differentiate himself from the alcohol classes offered at other multi-location destinations like Eataly by giving every student a fully equipped bar station instead of a "one-off" tutorial at a paper placemat.

When the club decided it needed rolling bar stations for outside parties, two members built them by hand.

Admission on weekends ($6.50 to $10.50 after 6 p.m). provides access to 32 bar stations, a pool hall, a Texas-size dance floor and nightly entertainment beginning at 8. Willie Nelson is scheduled on July 4. Saturday 9 30 a.m. 5.

They each have "call times," when the performers must show up for work and get into costume; there is a countdown for each stage of preparation, with caterers working to a "room ready" time, when all the places must be set, the bar stations fully stocked and waiters ready to hoist platters.

To wit: a ballroom equipped with four bar stations serving high-end drinks.

"We haven't suffered as much as ESPN would have you believe," said Rob Shoens, general manager of the Winking Lizard Tavern, a bar stationed only a few hundred feet from the Q and Progressive Field where the Cleveland Indians play.