Sentence examples for beverage outlets from inspiring English sources

There will be 25 stores and 22 food and beverage outlets.

Even those who got desks complained about chronic shortages of supplies, and longer walks to the soda machine as H.P. cut back on beverage outlets.

The hotel will be built in two towers and have three food and beverage outlets, a ballroom, a health club and a pool.

Britain's largest owner of railway food and beverage outlets is in talks with its bankers as falling passenger numbers expose weaknesses in a £1bn private-equity deal struck at the peak of the market.

The stadium complex also includes a 6,000 sq m indoor facility that can host up to 12,000 people, as well as a casino, two restaurants, a 121-room hotel and more than 20 retail, food and beverage outlets on site.

The company provides hotel rooms and suites; table games; slot machines; a race and sports book; and a poker room of casino gaming space, including a sky casino and private gaming salons; casual and fine dining in food and beverage outlets; spas and salons; lounges; and boutiques.

I practiced and practiced and practiced!" Ms. Kaplan, who lives on the Upper West Side and works for a wholesale beverage outlet, remained unconvinced.

Knowing that there was a live animal demonstration at 11 30 p.m. that no adult in their right mind would miss, I took the opportunity to stop by the so-called Lunar Lounge where we were advised to go if we were in need of snacks, beverages, outlets for charging our phones, or just a place to chat.

The largest effects were found for policies mandating bicycle helmet and car booster seat use, and reducing the density of retail beverage alcohol outlets.

The McDonald's Corporation said that it had ended test sales of bottled beverages from PepsiCo in its eateries, a victory for the chain's fountain-drink supplier, the Coca-Cola Company. McDonald's is trying to increase drink sales and has been testing a variety of beverages in select outlets in the United States.

A change from over-the-counter to self-service sales of alcoholic beverages in monopoly outlets occurred during the 1990s in Sweden and some years later in Norway.