Sentence examples for existing bars from inspiring English sources

The CBGB festival, however, will take place mostly inside existing bars and music halls, a more profitable model in the city.

In August, Ludlow House was the subject of a "500-foot hearing," a standard proceeding for an application for an establishment within 500 feet of three or more existing bars or restaurants.

That section stipulates that, generally, a liquor license should not be granted to a business within 500 feet of three or more existing bars or on the same block and within 200 feet of a school or place of worship.

Others, reading "Occupy L.E.S.," announce that "this is a call to action" and provide the address and time of the Community Board 3 meeting scheduled for Monday, at which Ms. Boyd said she and others would speak against new liquor licenses and ask existing bars to take steps to lessen tensions.

The repair technique involved removing spirals, removing longitudinal bar segments in the plastic hinge region and replacing them with new bar segments that were mechanically spliced to the existing bars with bar couplers, and applying an externally bonded carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) jacket in lieu of replacing the spirals.

This company began in 2012, with a different approach -- it bases the painting parties in existing bars.

Unfortunately, due to the license quotas that exist in many towns and cities, you may be required to buy a license from an existing bar, liquor store or restaurant.

Unfortunately for him, that's a high bar-or, rather, the existing bar is not as low as he suggested in his book.

If you have only a single hanging bar, consider installing a second one, like the Double-Up Adjustable Closet Rod (about $8 at amazon.com), which clips onto the existing bar to hang below it.

The existing bar cars, much beloved for their homey wood paneling-styled wallpaper, cannot be operated with the new fleet, which is expected to be phased in starting at the end of this year.

Converting the existing bar into a "Dilbar," as employees called it, became the source of an uncomfortable rumor in the restaurant: that Mr. Adams would soon ask them to wear Dilbert-style white short-sleeved shirts and ties that curled upward.