Sentence examples for dives called from inspiring English sources
Before World War II, Tokyo was filled with these pocket-sized dives — called nomiya (counter bars) — with space for just six or seven stools.
Once you've seen the state Capitol and a tiny strip of phony honky-tonk music dives called 6th Street, there is nothing to do.
The remainder of the parable is an argument between Abraham and Dives, calling back and forth from heaven to hell.
Bolt endured several parabola dives, calling the experience "mindblowing".
Farther east, toward the Park, was his local bar, a dive called Malachy's.
After dinner, they drove a few blocks to a college dive called the Family Arcade.
In Night of Triumph, she goes to a dodgy Soho dive called The Butterfly Club in Great Windmill Street; in the film, she goes to a dodgy Soho dive called Lord Stanley's in Broadwick Street.
His real job is at a dive called the Turf Exchange, where he works, alas, both sides of the bar.
He headed instead to the nearest bar, a dank, noisy dive called Sparky's, where he had often gone just after Marilyn left him.
He printed a flyer declaring "fame fame fame" to lure Bowie outcasts to the un-punk safety of a tacky gay dive called Billy's, in Soho.
Spendthrift and compulsive nag-backer that he is, Frankie's career high is co-ownership of a dive called the Moonlight Club - until he gambles it away.
