Sentence examples for in their bars from inspiring English sources

THOSE whose expense accounts don't extend to nights at London's smartest hotels should still consider sampling the atmosphere in their bars.

Back then, society members remained ensconced in their private clubs, while barkeeps stayed in their bars, scullery maids in their sculleries, and footmen on their feet.

In Cape Town, most of the properties are in residential areas - from leafy Constantia to the bohemian fishing village of Hout Bay - so you can stay close to the locals' beaches, drink in their bars, and dine in their restaurants.

A number of Speyside inns stock 100 or more malt whiskeys in their bars, including Minmore House, just down the road from Glenlivet, whose dining room features the accomplished cooking of Victor Janssen, a South African who operates the place.

And it is largely the creation of Mr. MacPherson, a 49-year-old surfer with a manner so diffident you could easily mistake him for a server at one of his own hot spots, places that for more than a decade helped give shape to social life in their bars, clubs, lobbies and bedrooms: the Park, the Maritime Hotel, the Bowery Hotel, the Jane.

During their service life, slacking in their cables and nearness to buckling in their bars need to be monitored to avoid a sudden collapse.

He told her that he was in their bar and felt desperate.

Plumbers, lawyers, carpenters – they all sat in their bar stools and watched.

He and his brother Bob had traded in their bar-mitzvah parties for a first-ever trip to Europe.

LSE was throwing an after-party and in their bar were showing Sky's rolling news channel.

When you can't afford a ticket to a show you can still have a beer in their bar or garden.