Sentence examples for neck beer from inspiring English sources

With the post-gym sweat still drying on my neck, beer in one hand and screw-driver in other, I felt surprisingly masculine for a boy who moisturises.

Will Lowe stood behind a blackjack table at the Mirage last Thursday, gripping a long-neck beer with one hand and tipping his hat to the ladies with the other.

My sympathies go out to Battaglin, although I'm sure a fractured collarbone is not really a sunny day on the beach necking beers and playing Frisbee.

But his audience nowadays is more likely to be nursing sippy cups than long-neck beers.

Regional specialties include pork neck in beer sauce with mushroom goulash (7.90 euros) and excellent house brews (from 2 euros) alongside a very local crowd.

But maybe the Prime Minister was attempting to endear himself to us on Thursday night when he set out to neck a beer at the Carindale Hotel in Brisbane.

His presentation here includes a rolled lavender sock identified as a purple rose, a row of broken-off necks of beer bottles on a shelf and a chalk pavement drawing of a classical painting marred by graffiti.

Through its cosmopolitan streets limps Rex Tracey, a journalist who "would be forty before his Oystercard needed its next top-up", and who has fallen from the heights of Fleet Street to working for the local rag, where he spends his time necking Polish beer and investigating an anti-immigration group.

If you're ring-leading the audience in a chant of "down it! down it!" while three latecomers neck their beers, or if you're joking that Wayne Rooney looks like Shrek, there'd better be some comic subversion at play, some acknowledgment that this is lowest-common-denominator stuff.

Surf enchantresses with their matted, salty locks lounge on blankets, fingers draped laconically over the neck of a beer bottle at 10 30 a.m.

Mr. Sheikh took the broken neck of a beer bottle out of his shirt pocket and thrust it at the young woman, telling her: "You don't know what a bastard I am.