Sentences with phrase «bar talking to another woman»

Going dancing on her first night apart to get over him, she sees him at the bar talking to another woman.

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«This elderly woman was known to the police department, yet the officer involved in this shooting failed to use discretion to either talk her down from her episode or, barring that, to use his stun gun.

It also works in the confines of a dimly - lit bar with a dirty floor, which means if you talk to enough women in one night, eventually you will find one to go home with you.

It's much easier to meet women for hookups online, than it is at bars and clubs where you usually have to make it through her gaggle of girlfriends first just to talk to her.

You can walk into a bar and try to smooth talk your way into some random woman's pants.

The culture of single men has been to have a beer with each other at the pub and talk about single women at their workplace, game or local bar.

You have to get ready, get to the bar and spend a few hours talking to women if there are even any singles there.

No - holds - barred filthy talk with hot women willing to bonk just for fun yahoo photo.

I'm sure plenty of men are predatorial, in different ways, I've seen this kind of thing at the bars, a man drinks to much and won't leave a woman alone, my ex had date rape drugs put in her drink one time, naive to talk to men she's never met.

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They're as simple as a woman standing in the middle of a town who tells your hero that her son is a guard at the castle, as intermediate as a soldier at the castle saying he's worried about his mom back home, and as complicated as a man at one end of a bar who says the woman in the red dress at the other end of the bar looks lonely: in the case of the latter, if you talk to the woman in the red dress, she says that she's tired of men asking her if she's lonely.

There is a really, I think what you're talking about too, I sat on a diversity panel presentation for our local Louisville bar association not too long ago and one of my co-panel members who was a man from a local corporation stood up and said that he does trainings in this area and he said, «I have that people, particularly men who come to my trainings look at, I have them list all the male characteristics they can think of and all the «female characteristics» that they can think of and then I draw this line down the middle and I say women at work have to walk down this narrow line of not being too masculine and not being too feminine and finding that balance between the two and that's a difficult tightrope to walk sometimes.»

Said guru, Richard La Ruina, sets up a series of scenarios in which the player will have to talk to women, from playing wingman in the bar to bothering a stranger on the sidewalk.

If I had a nickel for every time that I have told the story of meeting the farmer on the prairie with wheat sticking out of his hair, or the woman in the Okanagan Valley who sold apples from her orchard on the road, or the fisherman in Nova Scotia who spoke to me with tears in his eyes about his life on the sea or the guy in the bar in Montreal who talked to me about his beloved Habs and the thousands of people in between that I have met on the road, I would be rich with money.