Sentence examples for gin mill from inspiring English sources
noun
A tavern that serves gin.
"Like any gin mill, you can get in trouble," Tommy philosophized.
We were in a gin mill on Eighth Avenue overlooking the rolling hills of Jersey.
We ended our tour at The Gin Mill, a Florida bar on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
In my mind, I saw it as an assommoir, or gin mill, from one of Zola's novels.
EVERYTHING except the food at the Boulevard Inn in Kings Park seems to say pub, bar, gin mill.
The gin mill gets along that way, after a fashion, and the boss hasn't got any feeling that he's authorized to give orders.
There were half a dozen gin mills, none of them cheap.
At night he sings ballads in Irish gin mills on Third Avenue.
Another New Yorker writer who filed regular reports from the city's gin mills was John McCarten.
It had suffered a devastating economic downturn in the 1970s and 1980s when the cotton gin mills closed.
Largely established between 1873 and 1904, the amusement park once had more rides, hot dog stands, frozen custard stands and gin mills than Coney Island.
