Sentence examples for make the pub from inspiring English sources
Separating these two wooden-floored bars is a serving area with an unusually high traditional counter – a feature that has helped make the pub one of Camra's Real Heritage Pubs of Wales.
The breakthrough for both Kreatures and 3D Disco came when the Smirnoff Creative Grants awards, which gives £5,000-bursaries to people with ideas for club nights with the "wow factor", provided the funds to make the pub talk a reality.
Start in Goathland (you can take the steam train there: nymr.co.uk) and walk down the incline, a remnant of the first railway track connecting Whitby and Pickering, dating from the 1830s, or make the pub the base and strike up across the moors or continue along the old track bed, following the river towards Esk Valley.
All of those things make the pub companies seek an easier way of making money".
After all, they all want to make the pub better, with its potential to point to a different model and way of doing things.
Transport is convenient - it makes the pub more enjoyable when you don't have to drive home afterwards.
They eventually restored it and made the pub its final destination in 1981.
Martin Roach, landlord of The Rising Sun pub, said he had spent thousands of pounds making the pub an "attractive venue" but the wild boars were causing damage.
The rare joint appearance by the two men began with Mr Clegg taking on the barman duties, pulling a pint: But there was little sign of bitterness between the two senior Lib Dems: The mirror made the pub look a bit busier than it actually was: Despite appearances, our man at the scene, Norman Smith, reported that Mr Cable finished his drink.
For many landlords, this makes the pub effectively unviable, which is one of several potential reasons that the nice pub next to your office has closed down.
And yet, here we are, just a few weeks after MUNCHIES received a rather mysterious email from the JD Wetherspoon PR team, which made the pub chain's new range of hot dogs, burgers, and salads sound more like a comprehensive dossier of state secrets than a spring menu launch.
