Sentence examples for whose liquor from inspiring English sources
Labrador Lounge, whose liquor license is limited to New Jersey wines — Langosta Lounge and Trinity and the Pope have full bars — is special to Ms. Schlossbach.
Today, it is a club with debts in the millions, whose neighbors have long wanted it closed and whose liquor license is in jeopardy.
Like the duke, who died in Paris 30 years ago and whose liquor cabinet a French family acquired, then sold recently to Christie's, Mr. Audouze, 59, has fine tastes.
At the same time, she represented vendors whose liquor licenses were about to be cancelled following a vote where poll workers allegedly acted with bias.
But those whose liquor was stained with meconium have poor success.
In Brigantine, just north of Atlantic City, it was not clear if the Rod and Reel Tavern, a beloved working class bar whose original liquor license dates to 1936, would survive two feet of flooding.
"There's an appetite for Vancouver heritage right now and I think it's because the city is changing before our eyes," said Chapman, whose book Liquor, Lust, and the Law: The Story of the Legendary Penthouse Nightclub triggered the creation of the Secrets of the Penthouse tour.
Holding the entire region back: Utah, whose weird liquor laws put it on the opposite end of the sousing spectrum.
My father took a sip of the liquor, whose harsh, acrid smell had filled the air the moment Abrahim popped the lid.
Even more decalescent is a shot of Sabi Wasabi whiskey, a flavored liquor whose makers promote it as "a smooth ninja kick to the face".
End the day with a 15-minute stroll down the water to Bebek, Istanbul's chicest neighborhood, for a Turkish coffee or a raki, the cloudy liquor whose local popularity, much like Rumeli's, has survived the ages.
