Sentence examples for makeshift beer from inspiring English sources

But back at a makeshift beer hall where team members and others relaxed and discussed the show, Mr. Chouillier looked happy and relieved.

Much of the eastern and southern coasts already have the trappings of a laidback surfer town — makeshift beer bars, street food vendors selling fried fish, and cheap guesthouses with blue painted walls — that are so appealing to people who prefer to watch surfing than wax up a board.

But our university days were all about Pot Noodles and makeshift beer bongs.

I think we were going for a makeshift beer bong "vibe", but lacked the motor skills to pull off anything close.

So instead of following him, we decided to stake out places Saddam was likely to turn up — usually, one of the village's makeshift banana-beer breweries.

Tall, lean and silver-haired, with the patrician features of an antebellum planter, he would amble in, lugging two brown paper bags -- a makeshift bar laden with beer, wine and whiskey, so he and his friends would not suffer from the local liquor regulations.

Local families drape their houses in banners that read "Welcome Metalheads!" and turn their gardens into makeshift bars serving beer and food to passing revelers.

At the end of Act I, turned away by his embittered wife, Barak wandered into the makeshift kitchen, took a beer from the refrigerator and, illuminated only by the refrigerator light, sipped his lonely drink as the wistful orchestra music acted like a benediction.

This is where Porto's best bars and restaurants are to be found, but during the festival they are outnumbered by hastily erected barbecues, stalls selling Superbock beer and makeshift stages blaring out live music varying from pop and rock to traditional fado.

While a succession of aspiring MCs jumped around on a makeshift stage, people drank beer and smoked weed, flirting with one another.

There's nothing on the beach but a makeshift canteen serving cold beers and water.