Sentence examples for Get the pub from inspiring English sources

Not only will you never get the pub back, you'll lose the uniqueness of the building and subsequently the character of the area.

Fearful of what might become of the Little House's 1930s interior under its new ownership, she tried to get the pub listed by English Heritage.

The pressure was compounded by the fact that Beth put her own career on the backburner to help get the pub off the ground, and it has only been in the past two and a half years that she has been able to focus on her sculpting again.

The council arranged a hearing after it received a 23-page application from residents wanting to get the pub's licence reviewed.

First, they accelerated an application to get the pub designated as a Grade II listed building.

The owners of the Severn Arms posted on social media they were "very upset" by the blaze, but planned to get the pub back open as soon as they could.

Job done, Weir's thoughts immediately turned to the next pressing matter, reminding the folks back in Ballarat to get the pubs open.

"With help from the Peckham Society we applied to Southwark Council, and got the pub listed as an 'asset of community value'," says Mrs Blunden, who had her wedding party at the Ivy House.

Men have got the pub and football and betting".

Explaining why Darren went ahead with planning the surprise wedding Dawson said: "he's got the pub back, he feels like he's learned all his lessons, and he's come full circle.

Birmingham pub bombs inquiry backed Jump to media player A bereaved sister's campaign to get the Birmingham pub bombings re-investigated has been backed by Northern Ireland's First Minister, Peter Robinson.