Sentence examples for murky bar from inspiring English sources

But all of this is part of its impromptu appeal, and the performers, given strong material and thrown together in the warm space of a murky bar, rise to surprisingly urgent and, at times, moving heights.

Making excellent use of its Jacksonville, Fla., locations, "Cocaine Angel" tracks a sweaty Scott as he shuffles from murky bar to gloomy apartment, berating himself in restroom mirrors and interacting with his variously ruined friends.

TIME was, you could stroll into a smoke-steeped bookstore on the Lower East Side, gamble a few bucks on a new novella by a budding writer-slash-anarchist who lived down the block, wander into the murky bar next door, and eavesdrop on that same writer trying to pry beer money from his editor.

Despite the grumbling among some Orthodox singles about the pressures of dating, Mr. Eisenberg believes that they are still better off than many of the city's singles, whose dating life consists of one-night stands and endless evenings in murky bars.

She held her family of neighborhood drinkers together all through Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath, keeping her murky, stifling bar, Kajun's Pub, open so that the lonely and the broke would not endure the ordeal alone.

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Murky business dealings have never been a bar to government service.

(or later), so ease into the night at the subdued Slippbarinn, where jugs of murky liquor infusions are stacked atop the bar and inventive cocktails are mixed with local spirits like birch-flavored Birkir snaps and dill aquavit.

Behind the bars and concrete, surrounded by the murky East River on all sides, I was part of a dedicated team whose mission was to bring emotional and psychiatric support to New York's jailed masses.

If sexual orientation belongs on that list (with the caveat that the evidence is still murky), then should we still prohibit gay marriage and bar gays from serving openly in the armed forces?

Cobbled together out of rusty iron bars and splintered lumber, the wooden structure spanned a murky, slow-moving canal, one of thousands that crisscross the Mekong Delta in southern Vietnam.