Sentence examples for new parlor from inspiring English sources

By Fairfax Downey The New Yorker, November 6, 1926 P. 36 A new parlor game.

But they said the bank encouraged them to build a new parlor that would accommodate 1,400 cows.

Wall Street's new parlor game is guessing whether Swiss, British or United States banks will end up with the toughest rules on capital and liquidity.

By Rebecca Mead The New Yorker, December 1 , 1997P. 38 Talk story about a new parlor game called the porn-star name game.

His fans now have a new parlor game: separating truth from fiction in the plot lines, all of which were inspired by real-life events.

SAN FRANCISCO — There's a new parlor game in Silicon Valley: guessing who will replace Jerry Yang at the helm of the troubled Internet giant Yahoo.

State officials, trying to soften objections that it is morally irresponsible and financially unsound for New York to turn to gambling to pay for education, say that the new parlors are merely cyber versions of the lottery terminals selling scratch-off tickets in delis, convenience stores and bodegas all around the state.

The presented models can serve as a practical tool in designing new parlors or changing operations of existing ones.

The governor has only proposed legislation saying the new parlors cannot be within 15 miles of upstate tracks or in the suburbs of Westchester, Rockland and Putnam Counties.

In Rome, where there are five new parlors, bingo is perhaps most widely distressing as a style issue, an aesthetic embarrassment.

No one knows what the new parlors will look like or where they will be located, though under the governor's plan, state lottery officials would ask casino operators to submit proposals.