Sentence examples for off for a pint from inspiring English sources
In an absence of any word from the folk running this tournament, here's what the expert forecasters are saying... "Balls to this, we're off for a pint".
He stopped off for a pint of Harvey's bitter at the Duke of York in the village of Sayers Common, Sussex, on his way back to Downing Street after appearing before a Question Time audience in Brighton.
If you want to experience the singular joys of standing in both the most southern and western spots of the country, you could do so in an afternoon, stopping off for a pint or seven on the way.
As we arrived, that Jessie J "It's not about the money, money, money" song was playing while a woman pulled her thong off for a pint glass full of pound coins.
To celebrate, LinkedIn suggests we all go "out for a pint and all that".
Nor with those that stroll from Aberdeen's nearby city center, stopping off for a pre-match pint in their favorite bar before marching down Merkland Road where they are warmed by Pittodrie's gloomy granite facade that bears the club's name.
Top it off with a pint of beer for about $2.50 (rather than $5 or $6 in Chicago) - that's a pretty cheap night on the town.
Silent night, holy night All is calm, all is bright Round yon Virgin Mother and Child Holy Infant so tender and mild Sleep in heavenly peace Then wake every two hours for feeds Once in royal David's city, Stood a lowly cattle shed, Where a mother laid her Baby, Her traumatised husband to her said: I'm off to the pub for a pint of mild, To wet the head of this little Child.
Updated at 2.43pm GMT 2.24pm GMT The British Beer & Pub Association toasted Osborne's "a penny off a pint for the second year running" announcement.
The train eventually pulled into Euston to a cry of "I'm off for 19 pints and a Chinese meal".
