| Get Mario, who's been the Badrutt's barman for 40 years, to mix you a martini. |
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| This was not on the same level of power trip I received from a barman in Australia a year ago and another barman in Chatham, Cape Cod this week. |
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| The melee was broken up by me and the barman, Tyrone, a genuine hard man who doubled as the night porter. |
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| The night time barman is really really cool and he's extremely good looking. |
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| The barman himself had ducked below the bar at the first sign of trouble so that he would not know anything. |
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| The pool barman was constantly on the cadge for a tip and even appeared at our room when we were packing, cheeky git. |
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| Familiar faces hove into view and the barman greets me by name even though I've not been here for eight months. |
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| The barman gave us a look of exasperation that I could remember giving a thousand technophobes before when they asked what the Internet was for. |
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| Martin looked at the barman, a balding, pale skinned man whose doughy flesh looked to be sloughing from him like a well boiled dumpling. |
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| His ketch sank, however, and he soon found himself back at the bar, no longer as the owner but as barman under new manager Rebecca Howe. |
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| Meanwhile, back in the wine bar, the barman returned and served our drinks. |
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| From the barman I bought two tankards of ale and set them down in front of him. |
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| As we were about to pay up and leave, the barman brought us a last round on the house. |
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| So I relax back in my lounger to indulge myself in the Caribbean sun as the barman fetches my cocktail. |
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| Armed with his euro convertor from the wee hours yesterday morning, no barman was going to pull the wool over his eyes. |
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| I stood at the bar and stared at the barman, willing him to come to me next. |
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| A village pub landlord told today how his wife and barman were threatened with knives by armed raiders. |
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| In other news, I met a ridiculously good-looking barman at the Brighton poetry slam earlier this week. |
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| Our barman reckoned the best time to go is on a Tuesday, when it's Latino night. |
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| If I had a penny for every cute barman in the world, I'd be a very drunk man. |
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| As I moved toward the music machine, I heard Trouble order six tequila slammers from the barman. |
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| You may get a barman with a seething hatred for you in his steely glare, tempered only lightly if you choose to cross his palm with extra silver. |
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| To be fair, the barman did give us a round of free drinks, but we will not be visiting again. |
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| While inside, she informed the barman of their predicament, but he laughed at her and told her he could not overrule the doorman's decision. |
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| Weren't they ever gripped by the overwhelming urge to unburden themselves, to a taxi driver, say, or a nice barman? |
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| She was holidaying with Mrs Lloyd, and her sister Becky, 16, when she began her relationship with the Turkish barman. |
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| Surrounded by a sea of heavy overcoats and gabardines, he finally caught the eye of a barman. |
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| The pub was quiet as Dan sipped his pint of Stella shandy, served by a barman who he'd never seen doing the evening shift. |
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| Later the barman came over to us to ask us if we could tone the children down a mite. |
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| There's a cosy fire, Mrs Moran's husband is tonight's cheery barman and the islanders are friendly. |
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| We popped into the Frogshole Farm, asked the barman for the usual, and had two fine gammon steaks bestowed upon us. |
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| The Prince was offered a large malt whisky by part-time barman Tom Sharp, who was also a farmer. |
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| Craig Emmott, 33, barman at the New Dolphin pub, said the road was closed off for around two hours as police searched the scene. |
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| Incidentally I worked as a barman, senior barman and head barman in Cork and Dublin for about 4 years. |
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| As long as I do this before paying, the barman can charge me extra for a table if he likes, so an argument in Spanish is hopefully avoided. |
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| Mr Kangote had earned a reputation of being a very alert barman who would not give wrong drinks nor give incorrect change. |
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| The doctor begs every barman in Britain to refuse to serve Best alcohol in a bid to help him beat his addiction. |
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| When I got into the whole thing, I was working as a barman, and it was the secretness of the paramilitaries that was the appeal. |
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| Things don't get better when I ask about dessert at the bar, and the barman confers with his superiors before revealing that all they've got left is hot chocolate fudge cake. |
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| If you fancy a duel of words with a lippy French barman while he mixes you something long and cool, then this is the place to unsheathe your rapier wit. |
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| A steward, barman and bellhop are available to guide you through your stay on board. |
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| From a barman in Enniscrone he took first word of the widow — her new-build dormer, outside Easkey village, was the latest known Canavan hide. |
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| Upstairs, the barman would thoroughly prepare a pisco sour, the national drink, at any time of day. |
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| You just feel scared that the barman is going to throttle you. |
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| As the barman finished serving the group he acknowledged me. |
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| A look at the stunned barman could have told her about the danger, but her look was focused the drow's one? |
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| Pugh's father, Simon, confirmed his son, a barman and Huddersfield University student, was involved in the incident. |
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| I walked into the amphitheatre bar and the barman greeted me. |
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| There were pink and white sofas, a barman mixing special pink cocktails, a four-tier cake and photos of me as a baby. |
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| I ordered a beer from the barman, a dashing kid in his early twenties with a shaved head. |
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| The barman, acned and sneaking drinks behind the bar, watches. |
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| The stranger knocked back half the beaker, wiped his mouth on his sleeve, and coughed heavily for long enough that the barman flicked him a worried glance. |
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| As an undergraduate I had a number of little jobs, as a waiter and barman, and I enrolled as a midshipman in the Royal Naval Reserve at weekends and holidays. |
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| I've even met his parents, who drop in on Sundays, and when I called their son a good barman, they joked that he's been mixing their drinks since he was five. |
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| I know that not every operation has the resources to hire a master mixologist but they should, at the least, hire a head barman to develop beverage programs. |
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| I don't know where the time went, but before long it was 10, and then 11 and the barman was calling time, collecting up glasses and mopping the tables. |
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| Turning the thermostat up might have helped, and so might asking the barman not to continually chide two young boys whose unruliness was well within acceptable bounds. |
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| The barman eventually stops nattering to his mates and notices us waiting, but that's the price you pay for being in a real pub, with real regulars, I tell myself. |
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| He works as a barman, or rather: he also works as a barman. |
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| You can feel the breath of Scarlett O'Hara in the bar where the flamboyant barman, Roosevelt, will knock up a potent mint julep of his own sinister devising. |
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| A barman shakes cocktails under a neon sign. |
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| A barman who neglects to inquire whether you prefer your bottle of Duvel shaken slightly to mix in the yeasty lees shouldn't expect a tip. Though its brewers have much to celebrate, Belgium as a whole is troubled. |
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| This can be seen, for example, when Joseph Trefeli as the barman in L'odeur du voisin by the Compagnie Alias contorts and is literally overpowered by his limbs in the parodied busyness of the gastronomy trade. |
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| Brett did not turn up, so about quarter to six I went down to the bar and had a Jack Rose with George the barman. |
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| Six years of a happy relationship, and then she had the nerve to cheat on me with a barman! |
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| Nevertheless, he stayed on in London, working as a barman in a pub. |
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| When we left, Kevin the barman handed me a package. |
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| Over several rounds of drinks we get to know all about the barman, the garageman, the handyman and the businessman. |
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| A Turkish barman, on trial for the statutory rape of British teenager Rachel Lloyd, has claimed the two plan to get married later this year. |
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| I got a job scrubbing toilets, and after that a job at a call centre, then as a researcher at a media company, then a data inputter, then a barman, then, finally, a substitute teacher. |
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| Mr Lewis worked as a barman but borrowed £100 from a payday loan company. |
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| This barman aluminium accessory is comprises in addition to its function first of batcher to work out cocktails, a steel bottle opener fixed under the handle by a rivet and a worm placed in the hollow of the handle. |
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| The barman was a big, beefy guy with his sleeves rolled up and tattoos on his arms. |
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| Of course, it's also a brilliant place to showcase your unique wit by telling that joke about the three-legged moose that walked into a bar and the barman said... well, you know the one. |
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| Few foreign visitors fail to be beguiled by the almost seductive concern and care shown by every Japanese they have dealings with, from barman to business partner. |
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| Hand the barman at Movida £35,000 and he would mix up a a shot of Louis XII cognac, some Cristal Rose, a few flakes of edible gold leaf and at the bottom of the glass a diamond ring. |
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| And we couldn't believe it when the barman appeared, apologising for giving us slightly dirty soup spoons because there were no clean dessert spoons left. |
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| But at that point the barman, who'd been following the conversation with increasing interest, raised a heavy soda siphon and brought it crashing down on the stranger's head. |
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| After stag party drama-tics which will see him get himself arrested in a bid to sabotage his nuptial, the Rover's barman makes it to the registry office on time. |
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| Meanwhile, relations between Steve and Michelle are frostier than ever, with the barman avoiding her and showing little interest when she books a trip to the Lakes. |
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| The 25-year-old has been on the dole for a while now and, unable to find work as a barman and waiter, desperately wants to return to his native land. |
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| There's the barman at a Prohibition speakeasy easing the passage of bad booze across jaded palettes with the help of a sugar cube soaked on Angostura bitters yarn. |
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