Sentence examples for got a bar from inspiring English sources

Everybody's got a bar or a restaurant that they want to tell you about.

Someone would ring up and say, "We've got a bar, a bedroom and a kind of ballroom.

The town's one hangout is a bar named Mel's that's got "a bar in front and counters lining the walls where farmers drink side by side on stools, leaning toward the wall like it's the flanks of a milk cow".

It's low enough that you're only just above the heads of the band, close enough that you feel part of the show, and it's got a bar that rarely gets busy.

They eventually divorced, due to, as Ms. Murphy said, "a combination of things," but continued to run the business together for two more years before they split their ventures (he got a bar they owned, she ended up with the bakery).

Well, so they have got a bar scene in Tbilisi.

"When people really get a bar of music, they're ecstatic.

Natalie and I spend time together, and I usually get a bar of super premium dark chocolate.

Whereupon Mr. Nader countered that somebody should get a bar of soap and wash out "the mayoral mouth".

Tadioto, Mr Duc's venture, is officially registered as a design studio; an anti-nightlife initiative has made it virtually impossible to get a bar licence.

I am getting a bar of Irish Spring and making secretly ready to take an extended sojourn to the Emerald Isle, if necessary, where I will fit in seamlessly.