Sentence examples for beer set from inspiring English sources

They were feasting on pickles, canned pigeon peas and beer set on a wooden table.

As Eden Medina shows in "Cybernetic Revolutionaries," her entertaining history of Project Cybersyn, Beer set out to solve an acute dilemma that Allende faced.

If you prefer a more natural approach, scooped-out citrus fruit halves filled with beer set into a hollow in the soil at least provide a "happy" end.

The sixteen-ounce tallboys harked back to the company's branding from the early seventies, with the word "Lite" appearing above a logo touting "a fine pilsner beer," set against a white background.

ANHEUSER-BUSCH -- The first commercial of the game, in which a comedian named Cedric the Entertainer surprised his date with a faceful of foam from an overshaken bottle of Bud Light beer, set the tone for all that followed.

"It was the year Ruth Ellis was hanged, James Dean was killed in a car crash... most Britons went to church every Sunday, a pint of beer set them back 9 old pence and a house could be bought for £2,000".

The two neighbors upgraded the Knights of Columbus bar from "a stodgy old man's nickel beer set-up" to "let's have fun here!" They would rise at 4 a.m. for a golf game just hours after they'd fallen into bed.

Noah Robbins, seen (briefly) on Broadway in Neil Simon's "Brighton Beach Memoirs," portrays that pesky youngster, whose desire to score some beer sets the story gently rolling.

Also count on a pitcher of Kokanee beer setting you back 18.50 Canadian dollars, but you're paying for more than slaking your thirst.

As for the terms Boston Beer sets for its own vendors, a spokesman e-mailed to say that payment is on average 45 days, "but there is a significant range around that average".

The quick dinner and a couple of beers set me back $15; the advice was free.