Sentence examples for mix of bars from inspiring English sources

And Mr Watt has had "serious discussions" with property firms about the central waterfront, with hundreds of flats potentially in the offing, along with a mix of bars, cafes and shops to keep the area busy through the day and night.

The eclectic mix of bars feature themes such as bull-riding, piano singalong, rock club, comedy club and dance club.

Participants were recruited opportunistically by trained individuals familiar with the Ibiza nightlife environment visiting a random mix of bars and nightclubs in San Antonio town at the end of the 2002 summer season (September).

And when you walk in, it's hard to believe that this handsome mix of bar-café-bike workshop, all housed in an high-ceilinged room, hasn't been a London cyclists' fixture for years.

But this lively mix of bar-goers and Wall Streeters and harried parents was percolating on Vernon Boulevard, in Long Island City, Queens, a highway-bordered neighborhood that until recently seemed to function largely as a giant parking lot.

When you're young and you take your first job behind a bar, if you're lucky enough to be in the company of wizened lifers, smirkingly amused by your greenery, you're quickly inundated with a confounding mix of bar arcana and cliche.

Toronto's "once derelict now gentrified" neighborhood of West Queen West is ideal for a bar crawl, says Brauch, because of its funky mix of hotel bars and stand-alone establishments like Sweaty Betty's and Reposado.

The Rondout-West Strand District has a riverfront mix of restaurants, bars and shops, and museums that celebrate the region's maritime heritage.

Rather it is the urban sophistication of this town -- with its mix of restaurants, bars, boutiques, art-house movie theaters and world-class art museums -- that keeps many University of Michigan alumni from leaving long after they have graduated.

The annual Dinah Shore Weekend, for example, billed as the largest event on the lesbian social circuit, takes place March 29 to April 2. The town is a refreshingly unpretentious mix of piano bars, no-fuss steakhouses and kitsch-free thrift stores.

However, we also want a mix of beach, bar and culture but have been told that Malaysia does not have much in the way of all three together.