Sentence examples for like a pint from inspiring English sources

A biochemist walks into a student bar and says to the barman: "I'd like a pint of adenosine triphosphate, please".

I think Mike Ashley would like a pint more than [Sir] Philip Green," the Labour MP for Hartlepool says.

I like a pint of Carling Darling [pauses, chuckling], and Fosters.

Sometimes you feel like a pint of beer and sometimes you want a glass of brandy.

Chess clubs often meet in pubs and many players like a pint; the number of huge stomachs on show at any chess tournament is staggering.

Like a pint of Temazepam?" Merton once responded to a heckler with the line: "Excuse me, I'm trying to work here.

He liked a pint, a bet and kept pigeons.

"Big guys with tattoos, who liked a pint and a bet.

Let's look at his credentials: his disdain for the BBC and London suggest a strong anti-establishment streak, he likes a pint of bitter, and he's chock full of politically incorrect sentiment.

His voice was hearty, befitting a man who cooked up steak-and-kidney pie, liked a pint and had the waistline to prove it; but with a note of Saturnine wistfulness, reflecting the dreamer who loved to watch the changing light of day through the variously coloured bottles of washing-up liquid on his kitchen window sill.Authority was expected of him, but only "sometimes".

As for the ovations he received he laughed and replied: "I think most of the crowd identify with a guy who's not quite an athlete and likes a pint".