Sentence examples for booze bars from inspiring English sources

It makes me think; maybe instead of persecuting the denizens of Sydney's booze bars, Casino Mike could champion the lifestyle alternative offered at the Tea festival instead?

Scott Deitche, the author best known for Cigar City Mafia and The Silent Don, has put together the definitive work on booze, bars, gangsters, and those that chronicle the exploits of the underworld; the crime writer.

I've tried to stick with the plan - I'm still going to the gym twice a week, still off the junk food and the booze (bar the odd snifter at weekends).

A good test of whether shoplifting is still fun is when you get home and mostly find booze, chocolate bars and coconut bubble bath up your sleeves.

The rally is organized by Keep Sydney Open, a group of live music venues, cultural organizations and artists formed to oppose legislation designed to curb alcohol-related violence in the city by curtailing the sale of booze and barring late entry to venues.

A boozed up bar-goer bet his buddies that he could douse his head in high-proof alcohol and light it on fire.

This is kind of a follow on from the above, but again, no combination of drugs, alcohol, sun, relaxation or temporary insanity has ever inspired me or anyone I know to climb onto a booze-stained bar while 15 slobbering teenagers stick their yellow-nailed fingers into my vagina.

The Kerala State Beverages Corporation, a state-owned monopoly that controls all liquor shops and  wholesale booze sales to bars, is booming.

According to a report in 2012, the top ten ciders gracing American bars, booze stores, and home refrigerators surged by 62.6percentt, a number that reflects the $90 million dollars of fermented apple juice consumption. .

But – and perhaps it is down to the booze – in that bar, it makes sense.

To get booze from the bar involves buying a carnet of tickets.