Sentence examples for dilapidated bar from inspiring English sources

A tiny and now dilapidated bar at Parramatta Stadium was also named in honour of Marston, but it pales in comparison to the grander edifices at the stadium named after local rugby league identities whose impact on their particular sport is not nearly as great.

At one point, I crept into a dilapidated bar to see two of them dancing together, one of many genuinely touching moments.

Even more surprising than the rustic, cozy dining room with its brick fireplace, lovely old mirrors, skylight and original artwork were the often imaginative dishes that emerged from the tiny kitchen of what was, until recently, a dilapidated bar.

Savouring a whisky in a dilapidated bar on the Angolan-Namibian border after three months of hard motorbiking across deserts, rainforest and war zones, is something I'll never forget.

All that's left on the 10-acre Seneca property is the bar, dilapidated cabins and a few abandoned motor homes.

In a brothel and bar called The Pearl, Number 18 is kept in a dark room containing only a table and a dilapidated bed.

"It was a dilapidated dive bar," Mr. Sharp said.

The picturesquely dilapidated ground floor Mahogany Bar serves delicious free snacks between 6-8pm on weekday evenings often to live musical accompaniment, while upstairs is the Green Room, a speakeasy-style cocktail bar. 1 Grace Alley E1, 020-7702 2789 wiltons.org.uk This is London's first full-on retro spa experience.

The highlight was the revival of "Judgment of Paris," a comic gem from 1938 (and out of Ballet Theater's repertory since 1958) by Antony Tudor, in which the Greek legend is set in a dive, a bar so dilapidated that you practically smell its stale smoke.

Liszt Ferenc tér 2, +36 1 413 1482, menzaetterem.hu Ruin bars Occupying formerly dilapidated buildings and courtyards, these paragons of cool are now a firmly established fixture on the Pest party scene.

Not that it lightens up — the artist brings inexplicable solemnity even to still-lifes of beans, an octopus, or a bar of soap, all in flavorfully dilapidated interiors.