Sentence examples for joint run from inspiring English sources
Juan del Mar Restaurante: Funky seafood joint run by the charismatic actor-bullfighter-singer Juan del Mar.
bigbobgibson.com This lovely little barbecue joint, run by the same family for five generations, has worn wooden furniture and a warm, homely vibe.
It's a small, easy-going joint run by an enthusiastic team of baristas who really know their beans; be it a cappuccino, ristretto or lungo, the quality is consistently high and the service impeccable.
We began with beer cans in his room, then ambled down an alley to Kilis's only bar, a gaudy joint run by a heavy-set, heavily mustached Turk who rarely saw more than three or four patrons a night but bombarded them with music so loud that we needed to shout our conversation.
When Bob the Tomato swerves to avoid a porcupine, their car ends up in a ditch, and the veggies take refuge in a sinister-looking seafood joint, run by a pair of peas with French accents, and call for a tow truck.
From the same team as super-exclusive Milk & Honey (the London/New York members-only mystery joint run by acclaimed mixologist Sasha Petraske and co-owner Joseph Schwartz), the intimate Little Branch is comfortable, conversational and less presumptuous than its nearby sister site.
In her early 20s, she danced at a strip joint, ran a brothel, was married (to Enistasious Tosh Angelos, her first of three husbands) and then divorced.
The suture for this joint runs from near the apex of the anterior process to a point approximately two thirds of the distance to the incudomallear joint, as noted in Figure 13 for Lagenorhynchus obliquidens.
It is undeniably edgy, but we have a great time barhopping though joints run by Haitians, Brazilians and Dominicans.
Westchester County is enjoying a boom in boutique hot-dog joints run by young entrepreneurs with a taste for good mustard and an eye on the bottom line.
It was where South Jersey shopped for wedding dresses and jewelry; now it's a gantlet of shabby storefronts and fast-food joints, running toward and away from the New Jersey Transit bus terminal.
