Sentence examples for in after work from inspiring English sources

On a recent game night, the bar was crowded with customers — regulars who had stopped in after work.

And unlike do-it-yourself customers who pop in after work, the pros insist on being in and out quickly.

Plenty of Upper East Side neighbors, longtime members of the Frick, showed up, pleased to have a chance to drop in after work.

Maybe it was the setting — Gavin Brown's place in the West Village, where editors stopped in after work (some bringing their kids) and could have chipped ice drinks and veggie burgers.

For more than 20 years, Terry and Irving acted out the nation's subliminal desires and urges, keeping a special chair in the Lyceum's prompt corner for the Prime Minister to drop in after work, performing privately for the Queen at Windsor Castle, dining with the President in the White House, commanding wherever they went storms and swells of public emotion on a scale almost inconceivable today.

Every couple of days I'd stop in after work and pick up new books, searching for every memoir and biography I could find about the region near Antopol until finally one day the owner, a large, balding man in clothes so rumpled he reminded me of an overstuffed drawer, looked up from behind the cash register and said he had never, in his entire life, met a person with more depressing taste in books.

Here, rum is the great equaliser: Pumpy's is popular with old-timer locals, the drop-in-after-work crowd and late-night crews who stop for a quick "prime up" before heading to nightspots such as Shade and Illusions.

Should you continue to include your laid-off friend in after-work drinks with colleagues?

More people are indulging in after-work dinner and drinking, but he groused that they still refused to splurge on a cab home as they had a decade ago, during a similarly buoyant but ultimately short-lived rally.

After she discovers that Ed and Ingrid are engaging in after-work activities of their own (often involving huckleberry massage oil), and catches her sons surfing for porn on the Internet, Lucy is prompted to action.

A deputy in his office filed a discrimination suit against the county in September charging that Mr. Pfingst had used an ethnic slur in referring to a colleague in after-work comments with other young prosecutors.