Sentence examples for drink concession from inspiring English sources

They might have started as places that served coffee and the pastries that the British Empire, for reasons of its own, inflicted on unsuspecting colonials throughout the world, but these days the proprietor is likely to operate the drink concession himself and rent out two or three stalls to specialists in, say, fish-head curry or Hainanese chicken rice.

Already there is pressure to introduce parades and more music, which, according to Gordon, is largely an attempt to control and commercialise the event, with sponsorship, and licensed food and drink concessions.

As to what's next, founder Marion Mariathasan tells us that the company is expanding into ticketing, which will bring automation to the process of purchasing tickets to events, allowing people to buy tickets, drinks and concessions ahead of time (from their phone) without having to use their credit cards.

They also said that stopping at fast-food restaurants like McDonald's and Dairy Queen or grabbing a hot dog and a sugary sports drink at the concession stand during a meet was the norm.

Having just watched Ms. Scott buy drinks at the concession stand, 15 minutes before a game and with her own money, Ms. St. Romain noted, "You can watch a game at Yankee Stadium, but you will not see Jorge Posada getting his own Gatorade".

People were exploring the handsome bars (with counters of actual ice, to keep drinks cold) and the concession stands (bolos de bacalhau, codfish cakes, at the Portuguese stand of El Pastor restaurant).

Moag & Company estimates that the average fan spends more than $30 a game -- $18.30 for a ticket, $10 on hot dogs, drinks and other concessions, and $8 in parking fees.

The parasol and grass-skirt sipping straw are a concession to the drink's association with the Polynesian cocktail craze of the 1940's and 50's, which produced the Mai Tai, a Trader Vic's specialty, and the Zombie.

Roaming the aisles in Long Island during the second act, a concession worker sells drink mugs made of cheap plastic that twinkles with the switch of a button in dizzying, colourful flashes.

Roaming the aisles in Long Island during the second act, a concession worker sells drink mugs made of cheap plastic that twinkles with the switch of a button in dizzying, colorful flashes.

FanGo Software Systems: FanGo produces an iPhone app and mobile commerce ordering system that allows fans at stadiums and arenas to order concession food and drinks directly from their iPhone app.