estaminet

They went on past the estaminet and out into the country again.

It was better to have them out of the way than calling fresh attention to the party in the estaminet.

She turned, and ran from him through the estaminet into the big kitchen of the inn.

There is a scene of British soldiers drinking in an estaminet.

He sat by the radio in the estaminet for most of the day, distressed and worried.

The little rustic company of the estaminet amused and interested him, too.

Howard was sitting with his back to the estaminet door facing Nicole.

I have Estaminet hanging in the dining room here.

I caught the leave ship while he, poor man, was still snoring in a room above an estaminet near the station.

They met by chance in the village estaminet.

There was an estaminet down the road.

There was one small estaminet which sold a few poor groceries in a side room that was a little shop.

I order coffee in an estaminet.

We scrambled ashore and entered an estaminet where some sorry fellows were drinking with the landlord.

They went into the estaminet.

Admission is $2 and includes a glass of Cantillon beer in the museum's estaminet.

At ten minutes past nine a big, broad-shouldered young man in fisherman's red poncho and sea boots rolled into the estaminet.

You mean Estaminet?

You can sort out the other two between you while I take Luke to look at his Estaminet."

He did it in the estaminet, and provoked a lively discussion on the ethics of his case, in which most of the village took part.

He took in all the occupants of the estaminet in one swift, revolving glance like a light-house.

If we go now to the estaminet, we can get supper for the little ones - coffee, perhaps, and bread and butter.'

Then she remembered the estaminet, Corporal Stallabrass and the Pernod!

Focquet will be in the estaminet tonight at nine o'clock, and he will be expecting you.

He lived mostly in his bedroom or else in the estaminet, where he played innumerable games of draughts with the habitués.