| The discotheque becomes a free space, to which adults have no access, except for a minute glance through the door. |
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| It has a restaurant, a bar, a sandy swimming pool and, on some nights, a discotheque. |
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| Monday night and there he was, at the discotheque watching the teenagers dancing to the music. |
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| On 1 February 1997 he went to a discotheque in Odense with his brother and a group of friends. |
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| For music and dance freaks, the in-house discotheque offers a diversion. |
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| In 1996 an inferno killed 162 people in the crowded Ozone discotheque, which had flouted fire-safety regulations. |
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| For your evening entertainment, why not try the discotheque and the casino? |
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| When, in 1983, the discotheque was closed, for eight years, from 1984 to 1992, I was on the street, in bars, in occupied houses. |
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| Penguins can also drop by the local café, act in the latest theatrical play or meet up at the local discotheque. |
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| In this case, the police sent a mobile uniformed squad somewhere else so that the observers thought it was safe and then used 70 plainclothes officers to raid the discotheque. |
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| After the party we decided to got to a discotheque in town. |
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| In their complaints, the discotheque proprietors alleged that SACEM was abusing its dominant position by charging excessive fees for the public performance of music on their premises. |
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| The second part unfolds in a discotheque during the Montreal All-Nighter. |
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| At 17, DJ Coqui Selection was playing at a discotheque in his hometown of Valencia, Spain. |
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| According to its judgement, the doorman had informed the author and his friends that they could not enter the discotheque because, in accordance with the discotheque's rules, there were already more than 10 foreigners inside. |
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| As to the facts, it stated that, on 20 August 2000 the Ministry of Internal Affairs was requested to collect the necessary information and to identify the persons working for the discotheque in question. |
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| People travel more and more and naturally want to be able to feel safe irrespective of what country they are in when they take a ferry, travel through a tunnel or go to a discotheque. |
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