Another might be that one can, but only by deriving the consequent "You should work in a bar" in a heavily qualified and contextualized sense: working in a bar may fit getting drunk every evening as a necessary means; hence one might say "You should work in bar", but only if it is implicit that the fittingness that "should" connotes exists only in relation to the goal in question.
In his remarks, he made it clear that he would not entertain what was quickly becoming the most popular alternative suggestion to his legislation, one that would allow smoking in bars only.
Not long after that, in 1990, before we could even have a reconciling cocktail — and just after he had written an essay (reprinted here) that stole my idea for a satire of those who asked for Perrier water in bars only to demand a handful of Potomac water, in the form of ice cubes, to go with it — he took a bad tumble on his way back to his office/home and died, with distressing celerity, at 66.
So hard to get, that I have given up on finding it in bars, only drinking it from my precious bottle at home.
Tipping in bars only happens if the bar-person tells you to sit down and wait until he/she brings you your drinks, or if the bartender gives you a generous discount.
Tipping in bars only happens if the bar-person tells you to sit down and wait until he or she brings you your drinks, or if the bartender gives you a generous discount.
2C2P has a presence in every country in Southeast Asia bar only Vietnam, a politically tricky minefield, and the tiny Brunei.
When the first dart flew, of the 30 patrons in the bar, only one was a woman, Joan Franz, 34, of Mahopac.
The book is studded with this kind of encounter: later, Morland meets an elderly Brit in a bar, only to twig that it is the actor Terry-Thomas.
Brook sustained serious injuries and lost a copious amount of blood after being attacked by a young Briton he had met in a bar only hours earlier on 4 September last year, while on a family holiday.
