Sentence examples for thirsty patrons from inspiring English sources

Brought back into print, Hirschfeld's delightful vignettes and caricatures capture the New York bars and their thirsty patrons during Prohibition.

These were but a few of the colorful New York gin slingers who were as well known to their thirsty patrons during Prohibition as the Broadway performers that Hirschfeld would later immortalize.

Thirsty patrons coming off the sand aren't unusual at Beach Ball, which sits along a stretch of watering holes near the Newport Pier.

Now AKA Bistro, in Old Town Pasadena, is betting that thirsty patrons in the area are ready to stir up their drinking habits at their new series of spirit tastings, hosted by bartender Brady Weise.

The idyllic Gothic stone that surrounds the space provides an appropriate Catalonian décor, while thirsty patrons gather under the tropical canopies for cold drinks and tasty tapas under the warm Barcelona night.

Located in the buzzing nightlife district of Prenzlauer Berg, the tranquil outdoor area can hold a thousand thirsty patrons ready to try a frothy mug - or five - of the Prater house brews.

Dialogue taking place during the intermission of "Jackknife," when a young lady working at the theatre helpfully directed a thirsty patron to the water tap: Thirsty Patron: Any paper cups?

By Donald Malcolm The New Yorker, October 4, 1958 P. 82 Dialogue taking place during the intermission of "Jackknife," when a young lady working at the theatre helpfully directed a thirsty patron to the water tap: Thirsty Patron: Any paper cups?

Although a thirsty patron could buy a drink at a restaurant or a ballgame in some communities, stores cannot sell it.

The other day, she wore a flower pin on her pink tank top that the daughter of one thirsty patron had stuck to her shirt.

These points are echoed by Thirsty Meeples' patrons.