Sentence examples for saloon- from inspiring English sources

But there are plenty of quiet nooks, including some booth-like seating in a separate room dubbed The Saloon.

Let's leave Lord Justice Moses, first chairman of Ipso (the new press regulator), to his doomed role as latest "barman in the last-chance saloon" (in Hacked Off's characteristically winsome opinion).

His critics will say: His saloon bar politics don't make a lot of economic sense and his comments about immigration can leave a nasty taste in the mouth.

As Polly Burgin, she made her film debut in a low budget Monogram Western called Across the Rio Grande (1949), in which she portrayed a guitar-playing saloon singer, pleasantly warbling the title song.

Everyone from media pundits and academic analysts to bookmakers and saloon bar bores expects what Brits call a hung parliament when no one wins: like the one elected in 2010 that ousted Labour's Gordon Brown but denied Cameron a majority.

The car in which Pope Francis travelled on his first day as head of the Roman Catholic church was a standard-issue, black saloon.

It's all maroon carpets and brown wooden seats, with the feel of a saloon or a tavern, or a bad 1980s ski lodge.

It was wine bar rather than saloon bar, in 80s terms.

A gaggle of us getting out of a station wagon to buy ice cream and stretch our legs brought the bad guys out of the saloon bar looking for fisticuffs and the settling of old scores.

Of the others who matter, Nigel Farage was absent without leave when the gods were handing out competence, but in his own niche way he knows how to work the saloon bar on shared values and likeability.

It was in effect a coming-out party for the new Jaguar, the S-type saloon.