Sentence examples for an alehouse from inspiring English sources

Men in towns and cities took themselves to an alehouse.

In addition to the pleasant rooms, there was an alehouse and a snuggery.

Mr. Suydam plans to work at an alehouse down the street.

CS Lewis was a famous local at this pub, which has been an alehouse for 400 years.

It was a Wednesday night, not a Friday, but the group continued the tradition of meeting at an alehouse.

And it means The Black Lion's trading days, which date back to 1704 when it was first registered as an alehouse, are numbered.

Wolf Hall, which has been shortlisted for the Booker prize, follows Henry VIII's machinations from the point of view of Thomas Cromwell, son of an alehouse-keeper and blacksmith, lawyer-turned first Earl of Essex and architect of the split from Rome.

Wolf Hall, which has been shortlisted for the Booker prize, follows Henry VIII's machinations from the point of view of Thomas Cromwell, son of an alehouse-keeper and blacksmith, lawyer-turned first Earl of Essex and architect of the split from Rome.

Tradition is everything at Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese Inn, a Castleton alehouse set in a timbered, 17th-century coach house on the town's main road.

With David Korins's spectacular stone Great Room — glowing hearth, timbered beams, imposing stairway — morphing ingeniously into a country alehouse and, later, into a leafy garden, Goldsmith's colorfully etched characters find comic life in the hands of a skillful cast and director.

The building is a former alehouse in Kennington, south London, buttressed up against a courthouse (local folklore has it that Charlie Chaplin used to come here to fetch jugs of ale for his mother).