Sentence examples for been at a pub from inspiring English sources
Sergeant Mick Byron, from the Child Abuse Investigation Team, said: "We were able to show that Teri-Rae suffered ten rib fractures over a four to 12 hour period between 3am and 11am on January 2. "Palmer had been at a pub for six hours on New Year's Day but claimed to have drank mainly squash, not alcohol, as that would have breached a condition of the Child Protection Plan she was bound by.
The couple had been at a pub in Measham, Leicestershire, on 5 August but left separately to return to their flat in the town's High Street.
"How dare a mere woman - as he, and other like-minded accomplices would view her - challenge that smug chauvinist mind-set?" Aulakh denied the murder saying he had been at a pub in Heston, where he made sure he was seen on CCTV, at the time of the attack.
We were at a pub after work when a lady who had been drinking nearby stopped to speak to us.
I was at a pub, laying out the local roots of my father's side of the family, and some older guy deflated me completely: "Yer granny's Irish".
"I had to find a job but the only vacancy I could find was at a pub working three seven hour shifts a week at unsociable hours just to keep my head above water," she says.
On the night of April 10, Father Carlin was at a pub on Ninth Avenue near West 55th Street, near St. Clare's Hospital and Health Center, where he had worked for several years as a chaplain.
Carl Mills, 28, initially told police he was at a pub some distance from the house in Cwmbran, Torfaen, but in court he said he was at a much closer pub.
I talked with Dr. Brock by phone, and after learning she was "at a pub" enjoying a Negroni for our call, I quickly made one for myself for a transcontinental round of drinks.
