Sentence examples for the bars get from inspiring English sources

The bars get busy on football weekends.

Down on the seafront, the bars get deafeningly loud and full of leering young lovelies as the evenings wear on, but earlier in the day there are plenty of places with seats outside where you can get a beer and relax looking out at the waves.

At low spatial frequencies (i.e., for large bars), the chemical contrast for PEG and the lipid are constant; however, as spatial frequency increases and the bars get closer and closer together, the chemical contrast for PEG decays.

The plot shows that, even though the IMS system can resolve high spatial frequencies, the resulting image suffers from a significant loss in contrast as the bars get narrower (below ∼7 μm).

"I noticed the bars got shut and there was nothing but concrete and metal all around," Mr. Redguard said.

Asked how long he spent inside, Booker replies: "Long enough to feel the iron in the bars getting into my head".

Get back in the bar!" "Get back in your apartment, you old bat".

When you get to the bar, get ready for the shock of your life: all that's left is gin.

The folks who clear the bar get better treatment: perhaps access to funds with lower expense ratios, or some free online stock trades or an 800 number with a shorter wait.

If instead of continuing to see the bar get raised we would spend more on productive public investment, families all along the income scale would benefit enormously.

Strike up a conversation with the hottie at the bar; get the number of the cute girl/guy on the bus who keeps looking over, bat your eyes at the lawyer at your friend's party.