It was the kind of cheap, tacky place I had always hated, but now found myself frequenting with a resignation that bordered on affection.
All sorts of people come through the doors, ranging from the older filmgoers who've been frequenting the Normandie for over 30 years to the inhabitants of Santiago's modern hipster scene.
Whether the business traveller has ducked out of a conference early, is frequenting the kind of bar that he oughtn't, or is up to something nefarious, the danger that someone back in the office will have noticed is likely to grow.
After graduation, however, he began frequenting Broadway's theatres and vaudeville, writing popular songs and eventually marrying (in 1912) a musical comedy singer.
While frequenting this literary circle, which was called the Cénacle, Hugo shared in launching a new review of moderate tendencies, the Muse Française (1823 24).
In the late 1930s Motley began frequenting the centre of African American life in Chicago, the Bronzeville neighbourhood on the South Side, also called the "Black Belt".
Early inspired by a French governess who instilled in him a passion for French poetry, Moréas moved to Paris in 1879, becoming a familiar figure in the literary circles frequenting the cafés and in the literary pages of newspapers and reviews.
They are bottom dwellers, frequenting bays and estuaries and sometimes swimming considerable distances up rivers; some are also known to live and breed in the fresh waters of Lake Nicaragua.
Gipp was named captain of the team for 1920, but he was expelled from the university for missing too many classes and frequenting off-limits establishments.
