Sentence examples for drinking house from inspiring English sources

Outside the Auctioneer drinking house, he jumped out of his car to calls of "murderer" and jumped back in two hours later to calls of "you bastard".

"This is going to make my parents sound terr-i-ble, but all through high school, we were the drinking house.

The Ear Inn is a beloved old drinking house with its own clientele, and the band, wedged into an alcove near the door, doesn't disrupt the metabolism of the place.

My boozer is called an eating and drinking house, and you'll get a braised oxtail and kidney pudding, great fish and chips and a selection of good ales and ciders on draught.

And she knows that "to extract the fullest flavor of our drinking house, we needed to spend serious evening time there, slowly coming to know the bartender and the regulars, their joys and sorrows".

His stone cottage, dubbed The Golden Slipper, prospered until Willie was taken to court in 1967 for running an illegal drinking house, at which point he was dubbed the Al Capone of Orkney by the local newspaper, which was pushing it a bit.

Traditional pubs were once almost obliterated on Tyneside by the vogue for high-turnover drinking houses with flashing lights, fizzy lager and booming music.

— Julia Moskin Food & Wine: "In the historic Beyoglu district of Istanbul, the dark, raucous drinking houses called meyhane thrive, as they have since the nights of the Ottoman Empire," writes Anya von Bremzen of a voyage to Turkey.

After shows in the drinking houses of Sophiatown, an island of dirt roads and raucous black culture in the white suburbs of Johannesburg, she knew she had to leave through the scullery to avoid mixing with whites.But something happened to Miriam Makeba whenever she started to sing.

At 16, she married a heavy-drinking house painter 10 years her elder, and her life became even more difficult.

Environmental samples of 6-day duplicate diet, drinking water, house dust, gasoline, and ambient air were collected quarterly.