air establishment造句

• Since Mrs . Jay's was an open-air establishment, it was open during the summer months.
• Leona's open-air establishment is next to an ancient church in the small community of Chimayo.
• The term " beer garden " ( " Biergarten " ) has become a generic term for open-air establishments where beer is served.
• The Federal Administrative Court ruled that the state was on sound legal ground last year when it approved longer hours for the traditional, open-air establishments.
• The Federal Administrative Court ruled that the state government was on sound legal ground last year when it approved longer hours for the tradition-rich, open-air establishments.
• "It's not unseasonably warm, " said Robb Chase, 35, a bartender at Key West Taco in Cocoa Beach, an open-air establishment where patrons swigged cold beer as they sweated under ceiling fans.
• And in the evenings, visitors seem content to prowl the impromptu street fair that is Crescent Avenue, sipping a cocktail in one of the many open-air establishments _ where sports events on satellite TV compete with the views of the bay.
• Both " The Legacy of Lord Trenchard " and " Who Won the Battle of Britain " show signs of having been influenced by the former war correspondent and Sunday Times Defence Correspondent David Divine, another fierce critic of the air establishment.
• At the Cafe Mai, a small open-air establishment on Le Van Huu Street, you can order a ca phe sua da, and the waitress will bring out a glass of ice and syrupy yellow milk ( sweetened condensed milk keeps better in the heat ) with a lidded metal contraption perched on top.