Sentence examples for failing bar from inspiring English sources

Though he lives in Houston, he makes his fortune in L.A., where he transforms a failing bar into a hot nightclub.

Yet I love Bar Rescue and its wildly simplistic premise: The host, Jon Taffer, a bullish "bar expert" and the "sixth member of the Nightclub Hall of Fame" (which I'm pretty sure he invented), goes into a different failing bar each week and tries to turn the place around.

Yet I love Bar Rescue and its wildly simplistic premise: The host, Jon Taffer, a bullish "bar expert" and the "sixth member of the Nightclub Hall of Fame" goes into a different failing bar each week and tries to turn the place around.

In it the blunt Jon Taffer, described in promotional materials as "the world's best night-life consultant," visits failing bars and gives them tough-love advice on what they need to do to become profitable.

Coming reality series on Spike will also take that tack, Mr. Schuurmans said, citing "Bar Rescue," about a consultant who helps failing bars; "Car Boss," a consultant who helps failing auto dealerships; and "Repo Games," which will offer owners of cars about to be repossessed a chance to avoid the dreaded repo man.

If students start failing the bar, then the prestige of the school will drop, which would mean lowering standards even more.

He earned philosophy and law degrees at the University of Chicago, but after failing a bar exam he worked briefly for the Federal Emergency Relief Administration in Chicago, doing statistical research on unemployment in Omaha.

But I was fond of the Beeb, liked its funky orange function keys - cool compared to the staid Apple II at school - and even quite enjoyed that I had to glue a matchstick to prop up the failing space bar, a standard fix I found out about at school.

Scoreboard 2, a failing sports bar in Norwalk, California, that Jon Taffer was determined to save.

He was so charming that his law firm kept him on the payroll despite failing the bar exam twice.

Finally, she can think about jumping high, having lost her fear of failing when the bar is low.