Sentence examples for a pub of from inspiring English sources

He's off to a pub of his own.

Formerly a pub of the same name, it was my great-grandmother's birthplace.

They met a few weeks after conference – in a pub, of course – and decided the disagreement was "strictly professional".

It's a combination that seems to please almost everyone – even the real ale traditionalists: last year, Camra nominated Friends of Ham for a pub of the season award.

This theatre-district standby in the Edison Hotel, described as a "pub of the Caribbean" in a 1962 ad in this magazine, retains its cozily piratical mood, even after a revamp in 2011.

London was inspired by a pub of the same name in inner-city Perth that was converted into a polio convalescent home for children after the war, and researched its story in the JS Battye Library of West Australian History.

'Spurs fans all in a pub, out of nowhere 50+ come running up the road throwing glass, chairs the lot.

Lights up on a pub on the outskirts of Oldham.

There is a pub on the Greek island of Kos called the Sunburnt Arms.

One shows a crowd of people leaving a pub to the strains of Roll out the Barrel.

A unit was half a pint of beer, a glass of wine, or a pub serving of a spirit.