Sentence examples for beer stained from inspiring English sources

The last of the beer stained the bark of the tree.

I poured drinks and wrote what I could for my degree on a beer stained laptop behind the bar when it was quiet.

Dodgy hunting prints slip tipsily in their frames and randomly mottled windows overlook beer-stained tables.

It has a beautiful thatched roof, low – and at times very low – black roof beams, a blazing fireplace, rickety, beer-stained tables, and dim electric bulbs, which convert the shafts of sunlight piercing the windows into an ethereal glow.

It's a far cry from the image of the old-style sub as a bearded, perma-cardiganned, pipe-smoking curmudgeon (and you should have seen the men), striking fear into the hearts of young reporters with their well-chewed blue pencil and beer-stained copy of Fowler's Modern English Usage.

And it's a measure of how attracted performers are to the sound of Lorca's words that another poet, Patti Smith, will give a concert on June 5 celebrating Lorca's birthday, at the Bowery Ballroom, a room that sometimes smells the way a Lorca play should: beer-stained, fleshy, with a hint of flowers.

"That's an authentic Craig Livingstone beer stain.

THE club could be small and dingy with beer stains on the floor.

Some scenes overstay their welcome but splotches of excellence exist among the beer stains.

Beer stains on the dark-green corduroy, which her mother would detect, if she sniffed at them.

In 1912, some of that year's graduating class dressed in blue denim overalls and jackets to protect their regular clothes from spilled beer stains.