Sentence examples for to saloon from inspiring English sources

He sold it to saloon keeper, more orders than he could fill came in.

Future plans include developing the vehicles to saloon, 4x4 and mini-van sizes.

Despite the frequency with which this is repeated - from newspaper columns to saloon bar arguments - it is a fallacious argument.

He cuts a sad, comic figure in his bowler hat and Keystone Kops mustache, schlepping the book from bordello to church to saloon and brandishing his pistol in the name of modernity and social justice.

In McSorley's entire history, in fact, the only woman customer ever willingly admitted was an addled old peddler called Mother Fresh-Roasted, who claimed her husband died from the bite of a lizard in Cuba during the Spanish-American War and who went from saloon to saloon on the lower East Side for a couple of generations hawking peanuts, which she carried in her apron.

To summarize briefly, the very first time when an interactive decision theory was professionally used and labeled as a game was in the relation to saloon games and is dated back to the year 1913.

No, this business of building a fan base, and identifying the neighborhood's go-to saloon, takes time.

After the Civil War, Bowery shops and mansions had given way to saloons, dance halls, brothels and flophouses, all of which Crane frequented.

There were white miners who opted to go to saloons instead of joining the gathering mob, but by 2 00 p.m., the saloons and grocers were persuaded by a Union Pacific official to close.

As he lumbers from the church to the saloon trying to deputize the townsmen, he looks pathetic rather than brave.

The youngster never saw the Queen, His uncle took him first to a saloon, and then to a bordello and then back to Sicasset.