Sentence examples for frequent pubs from inspiring English sources

A particularly useful twist is the Butterbeer that sees under-age students frequent pubs such as The Three Broomsticks, allowing for intrigue in a setting normally off bounds to children's books.

I think, of all the drinking holes students frequent – pubs, clubs, park benches, particularly tough library sessions – house parties are the most unpredictable.

"The way other people frequented pubs, he would frequent bookstores," said his wife, Jane Garmey, who married Mr. Garmey three years after coming to New York from Britain in 1963.

Once you get past the idea that the only people who wear flip flops live in Clapham and frequent Walkabout pubs, you realise that they're very comfy.

They frequent the pubs on a Sunday night as well," Ghislaine said.

There does not appear to have been geographic displacement to Hamilton, i.e. an increase in assaults as a consequence of patrons either moving to Hamilton from the CBD after 3.30 a.m. closing or choosing to frequent Hamilton pubs instead of those in the CBD.

There he frequented the pubs and betting shops of Kilburn between spells as a casual labourer.

Both my father and father-in-law frequented these pubs, not so much to drink, but to visit after retirement and talk to friends and neighbors.

Mr. Bennett, 32, recalled that "the majority of time we would go out, we went to Babylon," frequenting the pubs, restaurants and boutiques in this 2.2-square-mile marina-laden corner on the Great South Bay, on the South Shore of western Suffolk County.

Everyone knew their dad, who frequented the pubs, but no one had any quarrel with Charles.

In these early years, men carrying powderpuffs used to frequent the pub.