Sentence examples for rowdy bars from inspiring English sources

There weren't any rowdy bars or wraparound shades or compliant dweebs.

Rowdy bars are often ordered to install more tables and chairs, because people drink more slowly when they are seated.

But by the 1960's and 70's, only the town's rowdy bars were still doing a brisk business.

This is the place to head if you want to swap traditional sites and rowdy bars in favour of crumbling balconies and local haunts.

Ypsi, like Bakersfield, Calif., was a mangy Southern kingdom in exile, full of expatriates working at the Ford and G.M. plants and dimly lit, famously rowdy bars full of beefy, gimlet-eyed guys named Sonny, Lester and Earl.

A large student population means the CBD (central business district) has a hubbub of rowdy bars serving garish shots in the colours of the national flag: head for the joints around Hatfield Square.

A bus stop was nearby, as was a rowdy bar.

I wanted to drink Bud Light in a rowdy bar.

Conceived as a family-friendly malt shop when it opened in 2003, the space evolved into a rowdy bar under the same ownership, Mr. Tomlinson said.

One night, he went to Café Margarita, a rowdy bar at which a live music trio was playing "Flight of the Bumblebee".

Mr. Michael, 41, says he teaches his charges how to use the Force to navigate living in New York City, whether in a pressurized workplace, a crowded subway or a rowdy bar.