Sentence examples for both saloon from inspiring English sources

In March, 1936, however, he changed his mind — why, no one knows — and, to the surprise of the veteran customers, sold both saloon and tenement to Daniel O'Connell, an old policeman, who, since 1900, had spent most of his leisure at a table in the back room.

Some still maintained both a saloon or lounge bar and a sawdust-strewn public bar or tap room, but that social distinction was disappearing even back then.

As Mike Burns, boss of GM Europe, points out, its Bochum factory in Germany makes both Astra saloons and the Zafira, a compact, seven-seater minivan designed around the Astra platform.

Both men lent saloon keepers start-up money and even owned saloons outright to assure an outlet.

There's been a flurry of gossip over the Nobel prize for literature, thanks to GalleyCat and the Literary Saloon, who both highlighted this tweet from the Swedish Academy over the weekend, that "5 candidates have been selected for 2013 #NobelPrize in #Literature according to Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy".

This paper describes research in which ninety-eight UK owners of luxury saloons assessed the feel of push-switches in five luxury saloon cars both in context (in-car) and out of context (on a bench).

Tesco and the NHS are in the last-chance saloon – to survive, both need radical surgery.

Tio's Cerveceria is the brainchild of Jeremy Blackmore and Alex Dowd, both from the Shady Pines Saloon.

With both Wales and Scotland having had a defeat in the first round then they're both in the last-chance saloon of realistically winning the tournament.

An inquest on both men, held in the saloon, found that the bodies each contained bullet wounds from the.41 caliber revolvers that were used, and powder burns caused by the proximity of the shootout.

It's both a sports car and a saloon, a cruiser and an eco wagon – a true hybrid, and as such Lexus could do with shouting about it.