Sentence examples for saloon around from inspiring English sources

Lunchtime was approaching, and he recommended a saloon around the corner that sold buffalo burgers.

While Sirigos actually seemed to be contemplating the possibility that the Yankees might not win the Series, at the more rambunctious Bull Moose Saloon around the corner, Tom Brown, 38, harbored no such doubts.

Seeing Ike Clanton in the Alhambra Saloon around midnight, Holliday confronted Ike, accusing him of lying about their previous conversations.

Four men arrived in a Ford saloon car at the beachside bar around noon on Sunday, according to Christian Eddy, a waiter at the establishment.

This time the high price of petrol and raw materials turned the market against the big sport-utility vehicles, minivans and saloons around which Chrysler had built its latest plans for recovery.

Soundtracked by the cash-till clunks and proto-Siri customer service announcements of the original theme, a sleek A4 saloon prowls around a department store expansive enough to contain a food hall, a toy department and what looks like half a Dobbies garden centre.

The conference organizers had neglected to plan for one, and invited her to put together questions for the after-hours, cash-bar Perfectly Awful Girls activity (Tony, one of Betsy's beaus, becomes disaffected from the high school crowd in "Betsy Was a Junior," and starts frequenting saloons and "going around with a perfectly awful girl").

Afterward Trixie walks around the saloon with a swollen jaw and bloodied eye for almost as long as Jack Nicholson wore a bandage on his nose in "Chinatown".

The bulk of the funds came from a new state law (the "mulct tax") which applied to the city's 150 illegal saloons and amounted to around $50,000 per year.

A 2013 Peugeot 508, marketed in Europe as an affordable saloon car costing around $30,000, has a price tag of more than a quarter of a million dollars at a rundown showroom in Havana.

SPORTS fans, cooling themselves these sweltering days in a library or, if not handy, a saloon, invariably get around to telling you about the greatest this or the greatest that they've ever seen.