Sentence examples for drinking space from inspiring English sources

Every summer, bigwigs like Mark Zuckerberg and Drew Houston convene at Duchin to share high-altitude drinks (or at least a drinking space) with the likes of Harvey Weinstein, Oprah, Mayor Mike Bloomberg, Bob Iger and Tim Cook.

The whole place reflects their personal mission to create a thinking, drinking space, lectures and exhibitions being as important to the set up as booze.

Owned by Newcastle's best known chef, Terry Laybourne, food is the primary draw at the Broad Chare but the bar area is very much a drinking space.

This bare, plain drinking space – stripped wooden floor, blue and cream colour scheme, Celtic cross logo – looks a bit like an O'Neill's, but the beer range is worlds away from the Oirish chain.

Pubs that are genuine community hubs split between dedicated drinking space, restaurant, and a garden with a kids' play area; or pubs that serve good casual food and great beer by day and morph into manic DJ bars at night.

Pint from £3.20 This bare, plain drinking space – stripped wooden floor, blue and cream colour scheme, Celtic cross logo – looks a bit like an O'Neill's, but the beer range is worlds away from the Oirish chain.

"It's by Hugh Hardy," he said, citing the architect who converted the former storage room into one of the most extravagant dining and drinking spaces in town.

Escalators deliver visitors to various dining and drinking spaces, the most exciting of which is the Birreria, where Baladin, Birra del Borgo, and DogFish Head are collaborating to brew beers on site.

The Ace, on West 29th Street, attracts such an artsy throng that its lobby can resemble a nightlife mini-mall, with list-toting men guarding entrances to the hotel and the various eating and drinking spaces inside.

Unlike sidewalk cafes, whose design and operating hours are strictly controlled by the city, off-street eating and drinking spaces need only the approval of the State Liquor Authority, as part of an establishment's overall liquor license.

The eating and drinking spaces will be open to the public -- though residents and hotel guests will get preferred access -- and hotel executives are still working out policies for the pool, an amenity made all the more desirable by the city's slow pace in rehabilitating the one at McCarren Park, which is not expected to reopen until 2012.