Sentence examples for time of prohibition from inspiring English sources

Records show that around the time of Prohibition, Mr. Lorenzo's occupation changed to restaurateur.

It became popular around the time of prohibition in America, which set a limit of 0.5% alcohol by volume (ABV).

The word saloon, originally meant to lend tone to drinking places, had acquired unsavory connotations by the time of Prohibition.

First built around the time of Prohibition, 'Bama Jacks was reclaimed and rebuilt in the 1950s, although rebuilt is too serious a word.

During the time of Prohibition, the Castle housed a speakeasy and a casino.

"Some say the name comes from the time of prohibition in Canada, when smugglers used the islands," said guide Greg Gionet as we circled the island, watching for seals basking on rocks.

For a long time, critics of prohibition have argued that tackling the drugs business in one place merely serves to push it elsewhere, thus rendering the exercise futile.

"The Cavalier Hotel has this iconic, Prohibition (image), and there are a lot of stories from that time period of Prohibition so it clicked in my head that the hotel would be the perfect spot for our distillery," Yancey says.

Since then, it has remained a time capsule of Prohibition-era golf, with dimensions that remain short for modern standards but contain countless subtleties and tricks, nods to the Scottish links-style courses MacDonald revered.

Hedges' spell as a tax assessor in the Thompson Township – population 1,098 – represents the only time a member of Prohibition party has held elected office since 1952.

And then it will almost be time for Prohibition.