Sentence examples for serious spot from inspiring English sources

Its world-class wine list of 8,000 selections and cellar of 35,000 bottles mark it as a formidable, serious spot.

Chez Goo Goo sounds like a place that welcomes baby strollers, but it's a serious spot, at 138 North Eighth Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

In the end, they only managed to strengthen the impression that Russia's tenuous economic stabilisation programme is in a serious spot of bother.The problem was not the words they used.

When given a lifetime achievement award from the Council of Fashion Designers in 1985 she said "We're all in a serious spot when the original bag lady wins a prize for the way she dresses".

If there are really serious spots of build-up, you can use some fine-grain 220 sandpaper to clean it off.

The intelligence agencies had a serious blind spot.

That is overly optimistic, but Pakistan's refusal to close down the sanctuaries is a serious weak spot in the war effort.

WITH its working-city image and nebulous locale -- on the brink of northeast Florida, whistling distance from Georgia -- Jacksonville has never been a serious vacation spot.

And the dining and night-life scene is finally hitting its stride, with a serious cocktail spot unencumbered by speakeasy shtick, a new farmhouse-inflected restaurant that shows big-time chops in the kitchen, and more.

Mr. Young chose another scrappy veteran with a serious soft spot to share the bill on this tour: Chrissie Hynde led the Pretenders through an easygoing set of favorites, from "Brass in Pocket" to "Night in My Veins".

There is, however, a directionality to the speakers that creates a pretty serious "sweet spot," although unlike, say, flat-panel speakers, the sound is still complete elsewhere, just not as loud or exact.