watering hole

Of course, my class also has its own watering hole, the hallway where everyone hangs out in.

The long bar of the Shanghai Club, once the watering hole of the city's elite, is also to reopen next year, now managed by Waldorf Astoria.

Steer clear of bar attire -- Don't mistake the office for your local watering hole.

Being at Old Orchard Mall kind of reminded me of being home in Africa. By the watering hole. When the animals are in heat.

Twenty expatriate regulars at the Yokohama United Club, the city's most popular watering hole, died when the concrete building pancaked.

The wildebeast returns warily to its watering hole.

The elephants were in the process of chasing away all the wildlife in the area from the watering hole.

It's also a watering hole for yaks tended by the Tibetan villagers who live inside the Jiuzhaigou Reserve.

So you're eyeing up a hottie at your local watering hole (or airport).

A century ago Hastings was a watering-hole for London's rich.

i love herds . . . all these blokes and all these girls meeting at the watering hole and then just . . . copulating .

Several years ago, I entered a newly opened bar with equally open heart seeking a new local watering hole.

I mean if you're hungry or thirsty, you can walk to the nearest watering hole (or bar).

People were stuck and couldn't get home so they thought, 'why not gather at the local watering hole?

A watering hole for writers and artists, it is also patronised by backpackers hoping for work as western extras in Bollywood films.

His idea was to provide a watering-hole for "techno-Bedouins" such as himself, he says.

This watering hole doesn't need any more mouths to feed.

Want to gauge your ability to drive before leaving the local watering hole?

This is my favorite watering hole.