Sentence examples for drunk in a pub from inspiring English sources

To get nostalgically, painfully drunk in a pub where you can't even smoke?

It's also linked to the first time I got really drunk in a pub.

And then they get drunk in a pub and talk about it.

Towne and his friend Hunk Marriner Walter Brennann) get drunk in a pub and are nearly arrested.

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It is illegal to be drunk in a pub, MPs are forbidden from wearing armour in parliament and all beached whales or sturgeons caught in UK waters belong to the crown.

"As Ouspensky says, a drunk man in a pub who suddenly embraces his neighbor and then stands drinks all 'round," Hugh announces late one night, "is nearer to the truth of things as they really are, to reality, than any thin-lipped puritan will ever be".

They're not Psychic Sally, and they can't tell you what next week's lottery numbers are going to be, but they're not a drunk guy in a pub spouting bullshit at you either.

Robinson had been on a massive recruitment drive before the march, banging his drum on the radio and even securing the chance to rant like a daytime drunk in a suburban pub to Jeremy Paxman on Newsnight.

Don't trouble yourself too much with the details – let's just say some of London's finest fashion minds got drunk in a fairly nice pub and hashed it out using pork scratchings to weigh up the pros and cons.

The drunk in the pub seeking a target for his ire or his fists, the frustrated woman on a crowded bus, are going to feel they have been given permission to make an immigrant, or perceived immigrant, their target.