Sentence examples for lager over from inspiring English sources
While early experience gave me a small preference for lager over proper beer, this brush with the demon cider ended my cider-drinking days forever.
The inquest at Southampton Civic Centre heard Donovan had drunk more than 20 pints of cider and lager over two days prior to the attack.
The inquest was told that Able Seaman Ryan Donovan had drunk more than 20 pints of cider and lager over two days before the attack, in which he also shot and injured another officer while the submarine was docked in Southampton.
Party on at the Half Acre winter bash by trying a few brews such as Half Acre Lager, Over Ale and Daisy Cutter, along with beers from at least seven other local brewers.
As everyone's favorite French Marxist philosopher Henri Lefebvre would happily tell you over a bottle of continental lager over the din of "Hot in Herre" in a Northern Quarter bar on a Saturday night, our (pre conceptions about space affect the space around us.
As everyone's favourite French Marxist philosopher Henri Lefebvre would happily tell you over a bottle of continental lager over the din of "Hot in Herre" in a Northern Quarter bar on a Saturday night, our (pre conceptions about space affect the space around us.
Old Style tasted like a mouthful of rusty pennies, and frankly, I've disliked beer ever since (don't be alarmed, I have, in fact, tasted a variety of finer lagers over the years but the Old Style trauma seems to have sustained a decades-long aversion).
I was banging into people, splodging beer and lager all over the floor.
My tastebuds long ago learnt that lunchtime on the slopes is inseparable from lager, so I hobbled over on my noisy plastic boots.
With its acquisitions, Interbrew, which makes Stella Artois lager, will also take over such barroom stalwarts as Bass Ale and Carling lager, as well as Boddington, a Manchester brew produced by Whitbread.
You should be able to show people this in many different ways, for example, in a bar, have a sophisticated alcoholic drink that is known as an acquired taste (e.g. Guinness over lager).
