Sentence examples for marked bar from inspiring English sources

THE Anchor, a discreetly marked bar on a far-flung block of Spring Street that styles itself as a celebrity hangout, flaunts on its Web site a curious come-on: "We might even name a drink for you".

I dutifully erased the rectangle marked "BAR" and made it smaller, but now it was smudged, and more of a focal point than ever.

The phrase originated with the custom of marking bar tabs and scores on a slate in pubs, often with chalk or something similar.

I'd show them the view from the Top of the Mark bar at the Mark Hopkins hotel.

Alongside each image is the vertical absorbance profile of the horizontal set bars, marked by the red line.

They were celebrating: Dvir had marked his bar mitzvah.

But the thousands of containers of broth from the meat collected in Flagstaff, where his nonprofit research institute is based, are all neatly packed into freezers there, marked with bar codes to identify them.

40635_2013_25_MOESM1_ESM.pptx Additional file 1: Figure S1: Averaged trace of VO2 of two naïve mice and four naïve rats over 48 to 72 h with 12-h dark periods marked (grey bar at top).

The poco piú animato (often marked at bar 21) is not given in the original ms. Chopin's ardent dislike of the sentimentalisé approach and exaggerated tempo deviations are well known.

The latest such drama, The Game (BBC2), written by Toby Whithouse, Sarah Dollard and Debbie O'Malley, hits so many of the marks (bar the fur hats) in the first few minutes that it teeters on the brink of falling into French and Saunders parody territory.

There was the use of lists, tally marks, bar graphs, circle graphs, dot plots, and histograms, with some students creating more than one representational form.