Sentence examples for make pubs from inspiring English sources
The home secretary recently announced plans to make pubs pay for clearing up the vomit and broken glass that accompanies binge drinking.
Mr Martin said that pubs in poorer areas would come under pressure, because a higher minimum wage will make pubs less able to compete with supermarket prices.
Corner shops and supermarkets, which once had less than a tenth of the market, are on their way to grabbing half of it, thanks to relaxed trading hours and discounts that make pubs' pound-a-pint offers look steep.
There are, it seems, no plans to make pub-goers drink warm lager or force opera fans to sip warm champagne.
This would certainly be true to some extent and real pub revenues did go up after 1 year but the numbers also suggest that this influx was not large enough to make pub revenues grow as a share of overall smoker and non-smoker personal conon-smoker personal
It makes pub talk sound clever.
The kitchen, under Steve Linares, makes pub food seasonal and contemporary without being obnoxious about it.
Details of the offer made Monday by the fleet owners to the drivers were not made pub lic.
While the real Huntelaar sits in a basement, gagged and bound, his doppelganger is out making pub-league strikers everywhere feel better about themselves.
WASHINGTON, April 22 (Reuters)—The United States could "more than take care of" the growing Soviet surface fleet in the Mediterranean in the event of war, the Navy's top admiral declared in Con gressional testimony made pub lic today.
When the draft indictment was given him by the grand jury last week, Judge Thomsen ordered it sealed and gave Mr. Mitchell until today to tell the court if he wanted the draft to remain secret or be made pub lic.
