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Just above the market, the large, glass-enclosed form of a bar would jut out over the stair.
And there's almost always some form of a bar, he added, which could include coolers, ice makers and wine storage.
Anyone who buys a drink gets Mr. Scully's portrait in the form of a bar coaster emblazoned with his caricature.
File, in hardware and metalworking, tool of hardened steel in the form of a bar or rod with many small cutting edges raised on its longitudinal surfaces; it is used for smoothing or forming objects, especially of metal.
I'm still trying to find the joint that embodies my Platonic form of a bar.
This layer exists on your site in the form of a bar at the bottom of the page.
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In telophase, they were trans-localized in the form of a bar-shaped entity to the dorsal side of the cell body near the anterior end, where the anterior ends of both mother and daughter cells are known to tether (Fig. 5, arrowheads).
Since the calculation results can only be expressed in the form of a vertical bar theoretically (see vertical bars in Figure 1c), the XRD trace (raw data) was converted to the form of integral intensities of peaks (i.e., the peak area value, see vertical bars in Figure 1b) in order to compare with the theoretical results.
A similar story occurred in Zagreb, where the institute opened its doors in the form of a tequila bar, under the name Telenovela Bar.
The most anterior of the basal pieces fuses across the midline with its fellow of the opposite side to form a primitive girdle that is in the form of a cartilaginous bar.
At noon every day, as I stumbled across the asphalt from one shuttle bus to another, my lunch, in the form of a Snickers bar, already softening in my pocket, the sensation of being a lost soul was overwhelming.
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