drinking hole

Typically this would have been a drinking hole for men.

No, he decided, he would wait to meet with her at the drinking hole, a place a bit more public.

It appeared that they were at a drinking hole.

Located near the waterfront west of the centre is the local drinking hole.

A very pleasant drinking hole with a nice wooden interior and no music.

"Wells and drinking holes are never the territory of any individual animal - everyone uses them."

They also have a sealed lid with a closable drinking hole.

Bomb craters fill with water and become drinking holes for cattle.

These tears, as they fall into the water of the drinking hole, turn into beads.

Plastic palm trees notwithstanding, it's more of a drinking hole for the broke and interesting.

The bars were quiet drinking holes, the entertainment industry was zero to nonexistent.

"A disturbance in a drinking hole near us.

The jug, of course, has a drinking hole.

The rogue nodded, for he had seen the three-masted schooner on his way to this drinking hole.

Leaving the trap in the center of a broad elephant trail near the drinking hole, the warriors turned back toward their village.

I may run across a drinking hole."

These taxa are closely associated with water and hint that the area was a drinking hole.

It is generally the main drinking hole in Rathcoffey.

Every drinking hole can't be a sunwashed village pub, after all.

This drinking hole suited his purpose perfectly.

He approached it cautiously, alert for danger, because such water was apt to be a drinking hole for animals.

It was approaching the drinking hole.

She knew a dozen places where lions laired, and every drinking hole in the drier country twenty-five miles back from the river.

Former capital of the Hapsburg empire, Vienna has some very well-appointed drinking holes.

The faded elegance gives the place the charm that's made it one of the most enduringly popular drinking holes in the barrio.