Sentence examples for on a tavern from inspiring English sources

While the people in Mount's paintings look stiff and doll-like, his deft rendering of material things like rustic wooden architecture, strewn hay or shot glasses on a tavern table is marvelous.

Judith owned her father's cottage on Chapel Lane, Stratford, while Thomas had held, since 1611, the lease on a tavern called "Atwood's" on High Street.

Where the Quineys lived after their marriage is unknown: but Judith owned her father's cottage on Chapel Lane, Stratford; while Thomas had held, since 1611, the lease on a tavern called "Atwood's" on High Street.

Through him I secured a job cleaning up and doing repairs on a tavern building owned by an older gentleman named Mr. Wallace Wallace, who had gained his freedom in the 1830s and was said, because of his silver eyes, to be the unacknowledged son of one of the oldest families in the county.

They spent their first night in America sleeping on the floor of a tavern on Mulberry Street, in Manhattan's Little Italy.

One fresco discovered on the wall of a tavern depicts scenes of a typical night of drinking.

Incorporated in 1636 on the site of a tavern owned by a Dutch settler named Pietr Hobanob, Hob Nob was first known as Have-a-Nob Have-a-Nob Have-a-Nobconfounded abouthoughorigin of the modern name.

For Elzbieta Lech-Gotthardt, the proprietor of a tavern on the Polish side, finding novel ways to bridge the gap with her German neighbor, Dietmar Dörfer, has become an annual challenge.

In olden times it was said that an old man painted it on the wall of a tavern in order to settle his bill.

In one shot here a tavern sits on the edge of the rubble-strewn lot, looking very much like a ghost-town facade.

The red Bordeaux wines, with their shrugged shoulders and skinnier butts, were called clarets, a word I knew from Dickens which made me picture a man with whiskers dining on mutton in a tavern.