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Examples of saloon in a Sentence
cowboys drinking in the saloon after their work was done for the day
Recent Examples of saloon from the Web
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In accordance with the age of the squad, last season had the feel of a last chance saloon for those players, and clearly for Sarri too.
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After escaping the saloon where he was supposed to die, Rufus was shot and killed by Rittenhouse villain Emma (Annie Wersching) instead.
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Sparkling beneath a hundred flashbulbs, Ford’s newest saloon was presented to the world in the central Chinese megacity of Chongqing on Tuesday, in a symphony of polished paintwork and umbrella-twirling dancers.
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For instance, Rolls-Royce will chop down the beloved tree in your estate and turn it into the dash and trim in your customized saloon.
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The authentic saloon features the original back bar from 1859 plus a stamped tin ceiling.
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Queen Elizabeth has her own saloon that includes a bedroom, a bathroom and a sitting room.
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Its Model S saloon starts at $74,500 and its Model X sport-utility vehicle is pricier still.
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Until then, the saloon was an all-male place and the only times that men and women drank in public together would be the wealthy drinking in hotel restaurants.
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Origin and Etymology of saloon
French salon, from Italian salone, augmentative of sala hall, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German sal hall; akin to Lithuanian sala village
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First Known Use: 1728
in the meaning defined at sense 1a
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Definition of saloon for English Language Learners
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: a place where alcoholic drinks are served; especially : such a place in the western U.S. during the 19th century
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: a large, comfortable room on a ship where passengers can talk, relax, etc.
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: a comfortable room in a pub
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