Sentence examples for link pub from inspiring English sources

Sitting at the base of one boarded-up block is the Link pub, now covered in dust, bits of masonry and sad-looking Tetley's pumps.

The Link pub, once notorious as among the very roughest drinking establishments in the country, is situated somewhere amongst that blighted remainder.

Five other patients (cases 14, 22-24, anD D) had a link with the pub and were most likely infected by patient X. Patient D, one of the pub owners, had a chest X-ray in a general hospital four months before her TB diagnosis; it showed bilateral opacities and she was treated for pneumonia.

Her father was the founder and publisher of Pub Links Golfer, a magazine about public golf courses published in West Hartford.

Sheffield has more different beers on tap than any other British city, and the smart Supertram could almost have been designed to link the best pubs.

The Warburton family have run this free house for more than two decades (the family's links with the pub go back further – the pub sign depicts the father of the current proprietor returning from the second world war) and have just built a new wing with six more rooms.

The prime minister also pointed out the pub's links to the famous Mitford family.

It was also a home of Gypsies, with some local street names and pubs recording the link.

The game links to Microsoft's gambling game "Pub" as a way for players to earn some extra virtual coin.

Hopkins insisted her comments were unrelated to the disaster a day earlier, when a police helicopter crashed into a busy pub and killed nine people, linking instead to an NHS report.

So I decided to link some of the most extreme examples of London pub gentrification in the spirit of another Great British tradition, the pub crawl.