Sentence examples for scores of bars from inspiring English sources

Every Thursday and Saturday, she spends 2.5 hours at a public trash collection point in the Wan Chai district of Hong Kong, home to some of the city's most colorful nightlife, and scores of bars, clubs and restaurants.

There are nearly a dozen full-time comedy clubs in the city, and scores of bars and restaurants across Manhattan regularly open their back rooms to those peculiar men and women whose sole mission in life is to spread the joy of laughter -- and to book a spot on Letterman.

98-100 Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, +60 (0)3 2692 6270 Take a quick cab ride out of the city centre to Bangsar, a formerly sleepy suburb that has been transformed over the past decade into a lively nightspot, with scores of bars, restaurants and clubs tightly grouped around a few streets.

Next week is London Wine Week and across the capital, scores of bars are offering drinkers the chance to explore a wide variety of wine styles with masterclasses, tutored tastings, supper clubs, 'meet the maker' evenings, as well as its fair share of parties in selected venues.

The Lower East Side, whose tenements teemed with immigrants for generations beginning in the 19th century, has in recent years become known north of Delancey Street for crowds of a different sort: the whooping revelers who stream down its streets and cascade from its scores of bars, restaurants and falafel shops on weekends.

The violence was quickly followed by a police chase and an arrest on the corner of West Third and Macdougal Streets as scores of bar hoppers looked on in shock.

We push through the throngs, grab a Peja for a euro and join Veton and the Dokufest volunteers at Bar Aca (on Mimar Sinani), just one of the score of bars that have transitioned from their day-cafe selves.

What Ljubljana lacks in unmissable attractions it makes up for with beautiful architecture (especially Jože Plečnik's buildings), a laid-back atmosphere and scores of riverside bars serving excellent Slovenian wines.

They come for the monuments and the museums - but also for the hip new hotels, the scores of new bars, restaurants and clubs, and the distinctly laissez-faire attitude that emerged during the years of President Bill Clinton and has never disappeared.

For her watered-down routine, she earned 13.150 points, the worst score of all bars competitors.

In addition, Figure 2 visualizes the above scores in form of bar-plots.