Sentence examples for classic spot from inspiring English sources

"We wanted this to feel enduring, restrained but rich, a great classic spot," said Gwen Conners, one of the architects.

Located on the east side, this classic spot feels like it's an old live theatre, with a dose of vaudeville sparkle.

One classic spot, the once tiny Copacabana, has expanded to half the block and is newly painted in a soothing orange.

John's is the classic spot, a tiny stand that serves only four flavors -- cherry, pineapple and lemon (all made from fresh whole fruit, not syrup), plus chocolate.

The Coke Classic spot was created by Carmichael Lynch, a small Interpublic agency in Minneapolis, one of many whose work for Coca-Cola is orchestrated by Mr. Dooner.

One classic spot is Bemelmans, with its comfy chairs, waiters in uniform and quirky murals (and lampshade art) drawn by Ludwig Bemelmans, creator of the Madeline children's books.

They are more classic spot-up shooters like Allan Houston, or they stretch a defense like Steve Kerr, but they're not particularly gifted passers.

This type of metamorphism develops the classic "spotted" texture in which new porphyroblasts grow in slates and phyllites of a previous episode of metamorphism.

This game board with a map of the United States helps keep track of license plates when playing the classic spotting game on long road trips.

" 'Hot dogs, hot dogs, watch them eat 'em up! Hot dogs, hot dogs, taste great with soda pop!' " Mr. Wengler, 65, also has a song called "Save Coney Island," and it seemed clear from talking with him — or anyone with a deep connection to these classic spots — that saving them is about rescuing a part of New York's identity.

We've paired up with the sommeliers at our sister site Gilt Taste to choose some of our favorites in classic spots like Napa and Tuscany as well as some up-and-comers.