Sentence examples for going from pub to pub from inspiring English sources

In the Cotswolds alone, I could spend a month going from pub to pub in a sort of glorified lock-in.

"I'd go from pub to pub looking for him and when I found him I'd say, 'come home, Daddy' – even though there was no food in the house".

It's simple in Westport to walk from pub to pub.

Colm Quilligan of Dublin Literary Pub Crawl takes a group from pub to pub each night, telling of them of authors old and new that haunt or haunted the pubs.

"I borrowed a funeral car and we drove the coffin from pub to pub, with the vicar in front and all of the boys in procession behind it.

When going to the pub to have a beer or two, pay their drinks.

I'm going to the pub," he tells Kerri from Student Services.

A month on from the opening, who is going to the pub and what do they get out of it?

Going to a pub full of Micks?

"We're going to the pub," she said.

"It's nothing like going to a pub," he said.