blind tiger造句

• From there they visited the local " blind tiger " to drink.
• Local favorites for less formal dining are Annie's Place and the Blind Tiger brewery.
• Of course, there were never any blind tigers.
• The somber mood lasted only until we reached a pub that was actually called the Blind Tiger.
• Nobody is heard or seen, and the blind tiger, apparently without any keeper, works like a charm.
• "Apparently at one time there were 60 ` blind tiger'taverns in a 10-block radius of City Hall,"
• Local favorites for steak are the Topeka Steakhouse, the Plantation Steakhouse and the Blind Tiger North Star.
• A speakeasy, also called a blind pig or blind tiger, is an establishment that illegally sells alcoholic beverages.
• The park had been " teasing " the public about a new attraction, the " Blind Tiger, " for weeks.
• The terms " blind pig " and " blind tiger " originated in the United States in the 19th century.
• The step movers are the king, prince, drunk elephant, blind tigers, ferocious leopards, the generals, go-betweens, and the 12 pawns of each side.
• The step movers are the king, drunk elephant, blind tiger, ferocious leopard, gold general, silver general, copper general, iron general, dog, and pawn.
• [They ] are in a mysterious place called a " blind tiger ", drinking the very bad whiskey for which Prohibition is indirectly responsible.
• After finding insufficient evidence to arrest anybody in the facility, the police promised an additional raid should the " Blind Tiger " remain in business.
• My business at the library done, and my appetite sated with a grilled chicken sandwich from the Blind Tiger in downtown Shreveport, I head back.
• "Bennett's at the Market, where my tour begins, was a blind tiger owned by Vincent Chico, who was on the City Council just after the Civil War.
• The pubs in Charleston and other cities got around the law by selling tickets to see " blind tigers " and then giving a complimentary drink with each ticket.
• Throughout its existence, Wonderland competed against the nearby Blind Tiger " establishment ( one that illegally sells alcohol without a license to do so ); it was raided by the local police.
• Being the year of the Blind Tiger, as many say it is, it does not portend good happenings and is not the right year to make major decisions, for lack of sight.
• Knowing that " blind tiger " was code for an establishment that sold alcohol illegally, the Indianapolis Police Department conducted a raid of the premises on its opening day, August 17, 1911.