Sentence examples for drink lager from inspiring English sources
Everyone's drinking lagers except me, because I don't drink lager and all of a sudden there's 10 West Ham fans, there's 10 bloody Millwall fans, there's 10 Arsenal fans and you're in the middle of it.
We shower in the mobile "posh wash" unit, sit on beach chairs, drink lager and clap in the stragglers.
I had a huge collection of Doctor Who books, autographs and pictures, but I threw them all away to go and drink lager and eat curries.
"Botswana, Botswana…" Or you may prefer the less nationalistic version, "drink lager, drink lager…", or even "work harder, work harder…" These are the local ways of rendering the call of the Cape turtle dove, a rather monotonous sound which fills the air from dawn to dusk, eventually driving its listeners mad.
I feel keenly aware of this as I drink lager and eat duck at Dusek's, a restaurant attached to an 1892 music hall, Thala Hall, in Chicago's Czech neighbourhood, Pilsen – while jazz singer Gregory Porter plays a set upstairs.
Upstairs, three journalists who have just left the news desk drink lagers before heading home for a sleep.
My friends all drank lager.
On 3 June my girlfriend and I duly went out and drank lager, and Bacardi and coke, and remembered my mum.
He went for a kebab and then to a nearby hotel, where he drank lager and accessed a news website showing the widening missing person search for his victim.
But the metrosexuals were the post-9/11, pre-credit crunch dandies: They shagged around but cared about their skin, watched football but cared about their hair, drank lager but cared about their teeth.
