Sentence examples for a dark pub from inspiring English sources

George offered a slightly different version — they took her to a dark pub, where they had an easel set up and pretended to sketch a portrait of her while reading Kant — but he insisted that no drugs were involved, not even his nitrous pleasure units.

My wife or friends always say "there's a step down" and then that helps if I know there's one there and I can gingerly take it, particularly if it's a dark pub.

(M4) My wife or friends always say "there's a step down" and then that helps if I know there's one there and I can gingerly take it, particularly if it's a dark pub.

The first time I met Butterworth, in New York in the middle of the summer, it was in one of his natural environments, a cool, dark pub, which he entered, on a blazing hot day, wearing an unseasonably warm coat and a gray porkpie hat, with the shambling gait of a man on home turf.

The trio set up a fortnightly folk club with the mission to give punters "that woozy cider moment where you feel you're in a dark-lit pub in Devon somewhere".

The redbrick warehouses are now filled with dark pubs, cool clubs and feisty performance spaces.

A short drive away, on the outskirts of neighboring Montgomery Center, we found the Belfry, an old red schoolhouse converted into a dark and homey pub.

The inn has a dark wood-paneled pub that is only open for guests.

Three sharp suited guys toting briefcases stride by before ducking into a dark, convivial izakaya (Japanese pub serving food), Gonpachi.

At mile marker 31 on Big Pine Key, we found our way to No-Name Pub, a dark, old-timey roadhouse, and added our signed dollar bill to the tens of thousands already stapled to the walls and ceiling.

But anyone who has seen her perform live -- not so long ago this was a requirement for a New Yorker aspiring for downtown cool -- knows that she really belongs in a dark nightclub like Joe's Pub, which is where you will find her on New Year's Eve.