Sentence examples for drink ale from inspiring English sources

Yara is acting like the lusty sea captain she is, making out with women Oho and ordering her brother to drink ale.

If you went to a tavern to drink ale and pick up a prostitute, you might hear a fiddler and a song.

She pretends, for an evening, to live in a world where only men are with child ("Your husband is home trying not to pee when he laughs"), to drink ale out of the skull of a goblin, and to eat sushi made from the meat of a monster that she has butchered herself.

Be aware that brewers who make ales that do not qualify as real ales and beer drinkers who drink ales that do not qualify as real ales may not accept the term "real ale".

The Roman historians Pliny (in the 1st century bce) and Tacitus (in the 1st century ce) reported that Saxons, Celts, and Nordic and Germanic tribes drank ale.

Later, Nick gave us a lift to a pub called the Hand, 15 minutes away by car, where we spent the afternoon observing stouthearted Welsh regulars pass the time with the Sunday paper as they drank ale by the fire.

The Normans of Fulham still drank wine and owned land in France and the Saxons of Fulham still drank ale, used 'Anglo-Saxon' vocabulary and tended small strips of land behind the playing fields".

Would you get the same result if people drank ale rather than lager?

I drank ale and gnawed on pork fat and trailed a noxious cloud of sweat and foul breath as I pranced through New York City in my Little Lord Fauntleroy suit.

If you drink ginger ale, make sure to find a brand that uses real ginger; some ginger ales do not use enough real ginger to be effective.

"Let's go to a pub and drink some ale".