Sentence examples for large pints from inspiring English sources

Prague is known for it's cheap and very tasty beer that is sold for around a euro in large pints.

In fact, they are often forced to supplement their ingestion with a large pint glass full of the stuff.

The city also is launching a daily lottery for two-hour time slots in 38 small public circles scattered along the covered mall littered with dime-store Indians, bar ads for the "world's largest pint glass" and signs touting 99-cent shrimp cocktails.

You may not need all 12 jars, especially if you are using larger jars, like pints, but it is much easier to prepare too many than too few.

Serving cider with ice may have been first introduced to the national drinking consciousness by the Camden pub scene in the film Withnail and I ("Two large gins. Two pints of cider.

'I don't care if you can see people leaving, for the time being NOBODY is coming onto the hill,' bellowed one, as a large man carrying four pints of lager squared up in front of him threatening something not far from violence.

These are the same people who pay large sums for a pint of organic strawberries, laughing off or even defending the "Whole Paycheque" label.

There are coconut cream with slivers of coconut, rich dark chocolate, cappuccino and cannoli ices ($1.80 for small, $2.10 large, $3.75 for a pint).

175g plain flour; 1 teaspoon baking powder; ½ teaspoon cinnamon; 1 tablespoon butter; 1 tablespoon sugar; 2 eggs; 1 large cooking apple; ½ pint milk; butter for cooking Sift the flour with the baking powder and cinnamon.

Settle down in front of the large screen with a pint of Rocket Girl or Ninja Porter and a quite respectable pizza (toppings include Spam, as well as smoked Gouda and artichoke hearts).

An English flag had been erected on a fence and a large group of shouty, pint-toting EDL were being held back by police in riot gear.