Sentence examples for eating in a pub from inspiring English sources

In other such sequences of events, he is shown eating in a pub as a means to "defend himself from death", and borrowing money which he promises not to return.

Note: if you feel the need to eat your fish finger sandwich with a knife and fork you are either a) an editor at Debrett's or b) eating in a pub or restaurant where you have been served something that does not fulfil its handheld function as a sandwich.

A survey by Barclaycard in April 2015 found 40 per cent of consumers said they eat in a pub at least once a month.

The B&B is somewhere you could hole up for a romantic weekend, or take over with a group of friends for a special occasion, eating in the pub or restaurant, as budget allowed, maybe fitting in a spot of wine-tasting, too.

In Toronto, we watched Game 3 of this year's Stanley Cup finals while eating dinner in a pub, all of us rooting hard for Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins, beloved by Theo ever since Santa left him a Mario Lemieux card under the tree.

We ate lunch in a pub garden, and a host of jackdaws swooped down to eat the chips we threw.

After a lot of research in the area – eating in local pubs, restaurants and shops to get a sense of what was popular – they put up an organic sign.

Macron and May ate lunch in a pub and inspected the 1st Battalion of the Coldstream Guards in the freezing rain.

These days, we like to praise the new British food: the curd cheese we found at the farmer's market, the marsh-reared lamb we ate in an artfully distressed pub.

It is concentrating on growing food sales, with around three-quarters of turnover coming from consumers eating in its pubs and restaurants.

Sitting in another corner, under a no-smoking sign, is the Cookie Gang, which meets every Friday and is so called because a wife always bakes a cake to be eaten in the pub.