Sentence examples for group of pubs from inspiring English sources
The restaurant is perhaps the most ambitious among a growing group of pubs, like the Peekskill Brewery and the Tap House in Tuckahoe, that go beyond burgers, fries and chicken wings.
A group of pub landlords in Portsmouth have escaped punishment after finding a unique way of showing live Premiership matches at knock-down prices.
I had been studying abroad in Australia for about a month, and one of my friends had announced to a group of pub mates that I could read palms.
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The Crumpled Horn in Swindon opened in 1975, one of a group of Watney Mann pubs designed around the theme of the nursery rhyme This Is the House that Jack Built.
Harris is now chef-director at a small group of London pubs that includes the Truscott Arms in Maida Vale, which itself closed in 2016 thanks to a rent rise; last year, he admitted he had struggled to find a London site for a new restaurant of his own.
"We are not creating a chain, we are building a group of individual pubs which nonetheless benefit from experienced management, strong financial backing, and the cost savings which a large group can command". The bonds are being traded on the NEX Exchange Growth Market under the name Bruce Pubs plc, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Bruce Group.
PUBLIC HOUSE A group of Irish pub owners is responsible for this vast new venue with a 100-foot bar and few surprises on the menu: 140 East 41st Street, (212) 68212710.
A group of boisterous pub crawlers were recently shown the door for mockingly asking for "five pints of cat pee".
This ad hoc, see-what-happens strategy has defined "Always Sunny" since FX signed Mr. McElhenney and two equally untested friends, Charlie Day and Glenn Howerton, to produce and star in a series about a group of pals who run an Irish pub in South Philadelphia.
