Sentence examples for a pint together from inspiring English sources

Suddenly we were in a really successful band but we hadn't even ever gone for a pint together.

I can see the Welsh and English football fans enjoying a pint together in France, when we play each other, whatever the result.

"Come the end of the season, when we all go and have a pint together, we'll be able to say to each other we did our best.

Take this one, as Lyall tells it: "Two men... drink pint after pint together in the pub, companionably silent.

You can have a pint or two together now and again but you don't want to be going round their houses.

Finally the supervisor suggested a long evening together over a pint of beer.

And once past the odd appearance of three squash-ball-sized veal meatballs skewered together inside a pint glass, I found the fontina-stuffed meatballs agreeable enough.

Must try and work out way of gettign together for a pint in Havelock next month.

Shehab Illyas, comically stoic on bass, provided the essential fulcrum at the center of the group's swirling energy; even caught up in Alan's celebrations over a pint of Guinness, he kept everyone together with pulsating rhythm, never missing a beat or a chance to pour his heart into glorious sounds.

The Euro lads pal around together, sit and drink a pint or pop a cork, and travel by cattle car, which encourages closeness.

Whereas if he wants to talk about Britain being knitted together by chats over a pint down the pub, he would be more honest to admit that the average quaint pub or restaurant relies on hard-working, friendly Latvian, Polish or Lithuanian staff to pull those pints.