0 a bar in a pub or hotel that is more comfortable than the other bars, and in which you sometimes pay a little more money for your drink --
I urge them not to rush to the newspapers and media studios to sound off the latest half-witted saloon bar idea that comes into their head.
That does not seem to me to be the language of the saloon bar; it seems the language of common sense.
It is a picture of a rather unattractive-looking man in a saloon bar.
It is widely agreed in almost every saloon bar in the country that we are good at innovation but not at exploitation.
They have talked much about the saloon bar.
His contribution today is an example of how we can debate such issues without giving rise to saloon bar politics.
It does not matter for that purpose whether it is the saloon bar, the general bar, or any other bar.
That surprises me, because they seem to be total abstainers rather than frequenters of the saloon bar.
