Sentence examples for barman about from inspiring English sources

Then I asked the barman about boats to the Skelligs and the ruddy man on the stool next to me looked up from his paper, and said: "I have a boat.

By 10.22 Richard was in the Green Man pub, for which no one could blame him, quizzing the barman about the 10,000 pint glasses waiting for the hordes of Chelsea fans anticipated, but notably not present for Richard's colour piece.

I asked the barman about the amount of commuters he gets in the pub, and he said that usually they just go home, apart from on Thursdays.

"Never one to eschew the most dramatic action on the immediate impulse", said Barman about the prince, he "required no more time for decision than the reading of the letters demanded".

After trying something else, I asked the barman, Herbert Estrada, about the Acela-tini.

He's become an alcoholic, and, when he fails to catch up with Séverine, he skulks in a bar and tells the barman all about the kinky past.

While enjoying a Dirty Detroit (Valentine's bar's signature version of the Dirty Martini), we told the barman, Nick, about our morning spent driving miles and looking unsuccessfully for one of the local food vans we had heard about – Jacques Tacos, only to discover that he usually parks up right round the corner.

This takes its most childish form with the green-bottles rip-off "Ten German Bombers", but also includes chanting "Where were you in world war two?" at former allies (I first heard it in Poland in 1991), or "If it wasn't for the English you'd be Krauts", which is sung frequently enough and I have also heard muttered, matter-of-factly, to a Belgian barman going about his business.

Tells about Barman's introductory essay.

Jazz tootles away from the radio on the bar, from where Merlin, the young barman, dispenses advice about what to see and do.

In the Tihange 4 pub opposite the reactor site, Sebastian De Proot, a 24-year-old barman, was sanguine about any potential risks.