Sentence examples for coast bars from inspiring English sources

Both West and East coast bars are named after him.

It will take several days to gauge the overall fall out from yesterday's estimated 5.9 quake centered in Virginia, but it didn't take long for the East Coast bars to offer quake specials and for West Coasters to get extra snarky on Twitter and Facebook: "To the East Coast Los Angeles says ha ha".

The actress Drea de Matteo of "The Sopranos" wasn't so thrilled with her favorite West Coast bar's newfound popularity.

There is also a choice of restaurants including the Coast Bar and Kitchen, Café@Ruda and a Fish 'n' Chip takeaway.

Bell's ostensible protagonist is his narrator, 20-year-old Jesse Melungeon, bass player for an East Coast bar band called Anything Goes, a name appropriate for a group that covers songs by everyone from Bonnie Raitt to the Allman Brothers.

West Coast Barred Owls had a lower prevalence of infection (15%) when compared to sympatric Spotted Owls (S. o. caurina 52%, S. o. occidentalis 79%) and Barred Owls from the historic range (61%).

The East Coast Pizza Bar and Grill in Walnut Creek, Calif., about 25 miles east of San Francisco, invited gun owners to host open carry meet-ups.

This Jazz at Lincoln Center show includes some of the best musicians known on the East Coast organ-bar circuit, including Dr. Lonnie Smith, Jimmy McGriff, Rhoda Scott, Joey DeFrancesco, Hank Crawford, Houston Person and Idris Muhammad.

Alvarenga remained sitting, gripping the tiller tightly, determined to navigate a storm now so strong that harbourmasters along the coast had barred fishing boats from heading out to sea.

Barack Obama pivoted from his goal of fighting climate change on Tuesday, setting out a plan to allow the first oil drilling in Atlantic waters off the US east coast but bar companies from some of the pristine waters off the north coast of Alaska.

Justin Yu of Oxheart in Houston has love for both coasts, mentioning Bar Tartine in San Francisco and Elements in New Jersey.