Sentence examples for improving bars from inspiring English sources

In the official announcement confirming Wasps plan to redevelop the Ricoh Arena Hotel on the stadium site, as well as improving bars, restaurants and matchday food and drink outlets, there was no mention of League One side Coventry - the ground's main tenants since it opened in 2005.

Now that US-Iran relations are improving (barring any short-sighted and reckless Congressional or Presidential actions), why can such collaborations not only continue but expand?

The Education Funding Agency issued AET with a financial notice to improve, barring it from taking on any more schools last year after Ofsted inspected 12 of its academies and found one inadequate and five requiring improvement.

There will be improved bar facilities, more toilets, and further viewing opportunities of the racing and the parade ring.

Growth declined sharply last year to 2.5% as the global economy stalled, but the IMF expected the situation to improve "barring new external shocks".

"We did that by investing £350,000 in improving the bars and restaurants, programmed more popular shows and marketed them well," says Thomas.

220042 James Dimon Best Paid CEOs Bank One Forbes 500s With the economic backdrop improving, the bar has been raised for results.

Drawing on an analysis of prisons in California, Michigan and Texas, it argues that conditions can be improved behind bars even when money is tight – a message that will chime with Mr Gove as he faces a fresh squeeze on the Ministry of Justice budget.

She believes the top eight is well within her grasp at the Olympic Games, but must improve on bars (where she scored just 13.258 here, with others in the high 14s and beyond) to stand a chance.

The new engine was coupled with the AMX-30B2's improved torsion-bar suspension, which used larger diameter torsion-bars and new shocks.

The proposed model uses a parabolic curve to describe the post-cracking region of tensile stress strain relationship of reinforcing bars, improving the CEB tension stiffening model (CEB 1985).