Sentence examples for like to pint from inspiring English sources

12 00: I'd like to pint out that I'm right now wearing a Steampunk Android shirt, iSTEAM ANDY.

"When you play football and are surrounded by blokes who like to down pints of lager and laugh louder than their sober counterparts, it seems the right thing to do to join in the fun," Sansom wrote in his 2007 autobiography.

It was with Freda that she spent her semi-retirement from showbusiness running a pub – the Cock Hotel in Whaley Bridge, Derbyshire – until the producer of Coronation Street came in one day in 1969 and suggested that she might like to pull pints on screen.

Commenting on her casting in 1999, Driver said, "[Kershaw] said, 'Betty, how would you like to pull pints for us on television?', and that was it.

We gave Will a call to find out what it's like to pull pints at such an institution and how to raise a glass to St. Paddy like a true Dubliner.

Fans in New York who like to have a pint with their soccer will not be so lucky.

The one you'd like to buy a pint: Home In A Sentence, King Creosote When you're dealing with gentle and melodic folk music, what marks one acoustic troubadour from another?

A few shopkeepers give bread, potatoes, tins of beans and Dad says, We'll go home now and you boys can eat something, but we meet Uncle Pa Keating and he tells Dad he's very sorry for his troubles and would Dad like to have a pint in this pub here?

The English and the Germans "like to go for a pint and that pint is a pint of beer.

I'd quite like to go for a pint with him to see what he is like in real life.

He likes to socialize over a pint.