The phrase "after pint" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that occurs after consuming a pint of a beverage, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "We can head to the pub after pint, but let's finish our work first."
Alternatives: "after a pint" or "following a pint".
Take this one, as Lyall tells it: "Two men... drink pint after pint together in the pub, companionably silent.
Watching Kyle put down pint glass after pint glass of whiskey-on-the-rocks, he said, "It made me think there were still demons bouncing around in there".
The pub's eight real ales are well looked after (pint from £2.70), if a little traditional for today's young, thrusting craft cavaliers.
The son of a butcher and a housewife, or a delivery driver and a hospital worker, he's fat, he's skinny, he's an introverted workhorse, he's a breeze-shooting exhibitionist given to drinking pint after pint of stout.
I wouldn't have spent several horrible years as a teenager struggling to force down pint after pint in a doomed effort to develop my palate enough to drink Guinness without flinching if I knew this was going to happen.
I'm happy the players today are all listening to their nutritionists and thanking God for their blessings, but I wonder if ever there will be another Stuart (Psycho) Pearce to grace the England back four or a Paul (Gazza) Gascoigne to celebrate scoring by pretending to drink pint after pint of lager.
In addition to the Chicago expansion, Time Out is going after pint-size hipsters locally with a quarterly called Time Out New York Kids, which will begin publishing in March.
Despondent dad to despondent mom, after Pint-Sized Paggro has finally surrendered to sleep: "I don't get it.
Luminar's customers were not interested in an after-hours pint.
In short, the design that has helped generations of Britons get to work, steered them through the city streets, and then pointed them towards an after-hours pint.
