bartending

Before the 1888 season and probably at other times, Kelly did some bartending for him.

"All of American bartending goes back to that one thing.

He quit the show and found himself spending more time bartending than acting.

Bartending has come a long way since the 1960s when no one was concerned about the consequences of drunk driving.

Amanda is doing a little bartending of her own.

After two years, business was sufficiently brisk that he could drop the bartending.

"Then I find someone else, you go ahead and do regular bartending here, and no hard feelings for either of us."

After quitting bartending, Quinn began his stand-up career in 1984.

Bartending has been a profession since ancient Roman times.

Ahmed, suppose you do the bartending while I give the kids their candy."

If not for skillful bartending, then the snacks at some of the hotel bars are reason enough to go.

He does bartending and wine-tastings for private parties.

Back home, I offered to do the bartending, but Eve overruled me and made our drinks.

He retired in 1995, did a little bartending and private investigation and eventually took the job with Brookfield.

His literary efforts do not pay the bills - bartending does - but his dedication has paid off in other ways.

And she is also one of a small but growing group that has gone beyond mere bartending and consulting to opening their own bars.

The pour and speed tests are compulsory events in the Legends of Bartending tournament.

During this time, as a result of his worsening health, Morris delegated most of the bartending to his employees.

He did bartending, house painting and construction, sold television commercials and worked the door at a Madison Avenue cigar club.

Sam was back behind the bar, perched on a high stool with his leg on a lower stool, managing the bartending himself.

The award for flair bartending was introduced in the 2010 edition of the NK Horeca.

The ideas behind mixology and drink-oriented or service-minded bartending can still be upheld with the correct application of working flair.

The debts were paid off, old Caitlin reluctantly became the house chef, and Carl took over the bartending, the books, and the refurbishing.

The film tells the story of a young New York City business student, Brian Flanagan, who takes up bartending in order to make ends meet.

Flair bartending is sometimes referred to as "extreme bartending" or contracted to "flairtending."