Sentence examples for back to the pub from inspiring English sources
It goes back to the pub after this little interlude.
Back to the pub, and lead me upstairs.
Head down a more gentle path which delivers you back to the pub.
The prime minister drove back to the pub and found Nancy helping staff.
She dusts the snow off the front of her coat and walks back to the pub.
In 1803 he had a row with a soldier who had 'trespassed' in his garden - and frog-marched him forcefully back to the local pub.
But the history of the Staffords can be traced back to the Kings Head pub in Lichfield in 1705 when a regiment known as the 38th Foot (1st Staffordshire Regiment) was formed by Colonel Luke Lillingston.
The company claims that the Globe sites lifted headlines and ledes word-for-word and therefore infringed its copyright, even though the items were credited to and linked back to the Gatehouse pubs, according to Boston.com, which is owned by NYTCo (NYSE NYTT).
"I rushed back to this pub in The Rocks and wrote it out on beer coasters that I borrowed from the barman," he says.
Most of them are grown up — like Uncle Eamon and the ones who come back to the house after the pub.
