Sentence examples for contemporary spot from inspiring English sources

The restaurant has been reinvented as a contemporary spot, with gauzy curtains covering a sweep of glass on one wall and a honeycomb stacked with wine bottles on another.

The Upper East Side attracts a different crowd from Downtown: Every male patron of this sleek, contemporary spot sports a jacket and tie.

A chic Dallas crowd is treated to dynamic performances -- from tableside presentation of meats to an open kitchen to live piano -- at this bustling contemporary spot where the dry-aged cowboy steak is a favorite.

Good ATMOSPHERE Classy, contemporary kosher spot.

Although none of these dishes or ingredients is unusual at Asian restaurants, Tease is a contemporary American spot.

Keen-eyed readers of theological literature can spot contemporary equivalents to most or all of the positions and tendencies mentioned already at the beginning of the 3rd century by Tertullian of Carthage in his treatise On the Prescription of Heretics.

A pair of skateboarders, beers in hand, clatter down Carrer de Ferlandina to join the crowd of kids congregating outside MACBA – the city's contemporary art museum/skate spot – and the streets are picking up that humid late-night energy that northern Europeans dream of.

Hence, it can be difficult, when reading contemporary studies, to spot the trends that will help us to see where the future of molecular biology lies.

Consider the newly opened Buljong (Ostra Martensgatan 6), a contemporary-rustic soup spot with a counter and a few stools.

Ever since, the painter has occupied a blind spot in contemporary tastes.

Gove told The Mail on Sunday: "I have a soft spot for contemporary English 'eccentric' music.