Sentence examples for an empty pub from inspiring English sources

It's the Nobody Inn, which takes its name from the unfortunate moment during a former landlord's wake when his coffin was brought back to an empty pub.

Liam Collins, writing in The Belfast Telegraph on Tuesday, recalled a story told by Mr. Drew's son, Phelim, about the morning the singer stopped into an empty pub for a cocktail.

Toward the end of the night, a decidedly U2-ish version of "Fix You" had the expectant air of an empty pub at last call: things are happening, somewhat, but the room feels stagnant.

It was 6PM on fucking Valentine's Day in an empty pub.

It was 6pm on fucking Valentine's Day in an empty pub.

Lynette managed to limp to a chilly, empty pub around the corner, where no one was watching the football on gigantic screens.

Quite where the Thames slips into this town planning equation escapes me, although there is a canal, if not a river, by the empty pub, complete with frustrating dead-end walkways - a metaphor of sorts, perhaps, for this utterly un-English new town.

As we talk in an empty London pub, he tells me of finding himself called a "Godc**t" on the social networking site.

We're sitting in an empty London pub, where the clipped twang of Vlautin's Nevada accent seems to lift the gloom.

Even though the concert was a few hours away, he was already wearing the papier-mâché head: two wide bug eyes staring, a mouth frozen into a half-smile, red lips slightly parted, as if mildly surprised, very flat hair, a permanent tan - there in the dingy half-light of this empty pub.

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