• One young man had his life dramatically changed by the tour as he entered the vegan lifestyle, departing from a life of meat, chocolate bars, and fast food.
• He bought an orange and a bar of chocolate, and glanced over a newspaper.
• You remove it from its confines and caress and touch it as if it's a bar of gold.

Synonyms

• His monumental canvases, with their interlocking bars of earthy colour, reflect his early life as well as later influences.
• He pulled on the headlights, and the beams cut into the darkness, solid bars of light in the smoke-filled air.
• I look at the bars of light coming in through the blind.

• Mum had spent half an hour making toast for everybody, by sticking slices of bread on the end of a fork and holding them in front of the two bars on the electric fire.
• It was a small room, but even so the single bar of the electric fire, glowing bright orange beside its pale neighbour, fought hard to take the chill away.

• They controlled most of the play and hit the bar, but a goal escaped them.
• The conditions were very difficult, with a swirling wind, and Joe Deane hit the bar when a goal would have settled us down.
• The attempt went over the bar and Bergkamp hit the deck but he was able to continue after treatment.

• He was awarded a bar to his gold medal for exceptional services.
• A bar to his military medal was awarded in July of the following year after he had been promoted to sergeant.
• Further awards of the same decoration were shown by a bar on the ribbon of the cross or medal.

• That means thousands of boaters who rely on these multiple-use ports face the bleak prospect of shoaling channels and dangerous bars at river mouths.
• Many of the rivers had bars at their mouths and navigation was hazardous: over the years a number of ships were lost as a result.
• Trout in particular spawn in the fall and can be found in deep water at this time. You can find them on bars, shoals, rocks and fingers.

Synonyms

• It may be noted that a bar is never shown alone; there are always two or more.

• Away from hotel bars, hotel rooms and suburban shopping centres, the England squad are a well-behaved bunch and as such have made no lasting enemies on the pitch.
• The hotel will feature meeting rooms, a restaurant and lounge, hotel bar, function rooms and a leisure centre.
• The rest of the hotel comprises a main bar, lounge, dining room, function room and main kitchen.

• Your new alcohol policy would allow bars to open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
• There's a busy nightlife in the area, with many bars and clubs open into the early hours.
• Over the last ten years Belfast has undergone some major cosmetic surgery and new pubs and bars have opened while existing ones have expanded.

Synonyms

• In clothes stores, sandwich bars, gyms and coffee shops we face a constant barrage of background music - music we notice but rarely listen to.
• The space can be subdivided for use as a convenience store and coffee shop or a sandwich bar.
• Our city needs thriving locals far more than it needs another video shop or burger bar.

• But that is a practical problem which cannot constitute a legal bar on a claim.
• In that sense, section 10 constituted only a procedural bar to his claim.

• If agreed, a member is ordered by the House to go to the bar of the House of Lords.
• At the other end of the chamber is the bar, at which the members of the Commons attend to hear the speech from the throne at the opening of Parliament.
• An inscription on the wall towards the west end shows the position of the Bar of the old House, by which the Lobby was marked off from the Chamber itself.

• The senior judges in England and Wales are drawn almost exclusively from the Bar.

Synonyms

• So it can come as a shock to discover that some of these activities can be barred to them as the years slip by.
• There is now hardly any sphere of activity legally barred to women and, in this sense, every male bastion has been stormed.
• He does not smoke, drink or take drugs, so those recourses would have been barred to him.

• These issues are barred from consideration by this Court.
• In 1984 Congress undercut the exclusionary rule which barred evidence obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment.
• Nothing is barred from consideration as long as it does not obtrude into the lives of others.

• For one thing, if she waits, her claim might end up being barred by the statute of limitations.
• In any event, any new claim by the company would be barred by limitation as it is well over six years since the events giving rise to any claim.