alcohol ban造句

• As for the alcohol ban, it was an unprecedented precaution.
• Straney said, referring to the causes of the alcohol ban.
• An alcohol ban was decided for the match day, Thursday.
• But today soldiers seem to have gotten used to the alcohol ban.
• The hard-alcohol ban has always stunk of hypocrisy.
• Hightower said of the self-imposed alcohol ban.
• Blunck was dropped for defying an alcohol ban imposed by coach Paul Lissek.
• City officials have also announced an alcohol ban for the day of the game.
• It soon became apparent, however, why the alcohol ban was a good idea.
• Menino said Thursday he did not know whether any alcohol ban would apply inside Fenway Park.
• Many women now manage the family budget _ which may have led to the alcohol bans.
• Mark James called for an alcohol ban at major golf events, an idea backed by Montgomerie.
• The amendment only put the alcohol ban into effect for Natives receiving allotments after May 8, 1906.
• Menagh said the unions agreed to the alcohol ban because it is consistent with their position on public drinking.
• In fact, Favre writes, the league had granted his appeal and actually lifted his alcohol ban in December.
• Signs at the launch site remind users of the alcohol ban, and prohibitions on water guns and loud radios.
• An alcohol ban was formally imposed on the community in 2013 following a spate of alcohol-induced violent incidents.
• Wide receiver Darren Chiaverini blamed an alcohol ban for the fans'indifference and their increasing impatience with the struggling Buffaloes.
• The official said rooftop surveillance would help spot trouble and the city's alcohol ban would be more strictly enforced.
• Bar owners said they fear that bars and liquor stores in neighboring communities would reap the rewards of a Boston alcohol ban.