Sentence examples for are beer from inspiring English sources
verb
To give beer to (someone)
Brass players are beer drinkers.
To be fair, some of these leagues are beer bellies and ponytails.
"Some of the main promoters are beer companies," Mr. Magallan said.
Around the circuit, there are beer tents, barbecues, bands and festivities.
So are beer commercials really the arena where the battle of the sexes should continue to rage?
This being a brewery, there are beer tastings galore and the full range of Little Creatures ales to pick from.
By the traditional definition, brasseries in France are beer-centered, while bistros feature wine.
Instead, Mr Leak's critics wilfully misread his cartoon as saying that all Indigenous fathers are beer-soaked and hopeless".
There are beer-brewing home kits, along with about 45 kinds of malt, including some the store will mill for you on the spot, and a diverse lineup of yeasts.
It's hard to care very much about the teen-age characters in Hollywood movies — so many of them are beer-bonged slobs or wizards flying around on broomsticks or vampires with interesting teeth and serried abs but little soul.
And a wacky approach prevails on the beer bill, at least where the names are concerned: Funkmaster Brett (a Belgian I.P.A ., Poke the Bear (an American Pale Ale) and Peculiar Paradise (a golden saison) seem to hint at creative risks taken with yeasts and malts, though the extensive liner notes on each offering are beer-wonk reassuring.
