crush bar

A high, wide metal door with a crush bar against it.

He heard a thunk as someone hit the crush bar on the inside of the stage door.

It did not matter; he could see the gleaming brass of the crush bar clearly.

He smashed his forearm into the crush bar of the exit door.

I don't like theatre crush bars; they're too well named.

Another difference is the addition of "crush bars", bases that rise and fall, adding to the back and forth action.

'No,' Lucy said as Charlie banged on the crush bar to open the door.

For an instant, she resisted, he slapped her across the face and dragged her beside him until the crush bar was above their heads.

Its appropriately named Crush Bar, for instance, will be complemented by new bars and snack counters.

En route from the crush bar Joshua paused at the palatial Gents.

Raise the enemy's crush bar.

She had tried so hard not to like him as they shared a drink at the Crush Bar, especially after Daphne's warning about his reputation.

The crushing bars were sometimes lined with sharp metal points to puncture the nails and inflict greater pain in the nail beds.

Amaranth had hurried to the Grand and went into the crush bar at ten minutes after six to find Charles Harvey waiting for her.

Lynda Chalker had smacked his face in the crush bar of the Grand Hotel.

The buffet will be available on selected nights, starting Oct. 23, in the Crush Bar in the opera house.

The two bar stools at either end of the crush bar were occupied by Ron Barton and Joshua Morris.

Old Vic - Through Crowded Foyer,Down crowded main flight of stairs, into packed crush bar.

Instead of joining the press of bodies that jammed up the aisle towards the crush bar, he took my arm once again and drew me in the opposite direction.

Over in Covent Garden in the nearby Crush Bar at the Royal Opera House, was living up to its name.

Resembling in tone the gravediggers from "Hamlet," the two bartenders of the Crush Bar work at either end and have not spoken to each other in 20 years.

This bench is not popular and largely unused as fans who populate this stand prefer to stand along a metal crush bar at the front of the stand.

The well-named Crush Bar still carries itself like a very grand early Victorian town house in which we are privileged to stroll up and down, hoping to look our best.

The Romans crushed Bar Kokhba's revolt and destroyed the city of Betar, killing over 100,000 Jews, on July 8, 132 CE (Av 9, 3892 AM).

The new opera house should make life decidedly more pleasant for performers and audiences: it includes a new studio theater, additional rehearsal and dressing rooms, an expanded back stage and a large public foyer to replace the aptly named Crush Bar.