Sentence examples similar to over some ale from inspiring English sources

"Let's go to a pub and drink some ale".

Maybe a cuppa or some ale?

She's about to start presenting Good Morning Sunday as well, a topical faith and religion programme on Radio 2, which she takes over from Aled Jones later this month.

It produces over 60 ales from five breweries and she is responsible for the quality of every single pint.

Drink some ginger ale and eat some saltine crackers.

Its extensive wine list means you can opt for rioja or riesling over real ale if you wish.

Chesterton and Belloc may have associated their "remaining" England with Catholic values, but it was too often also a Philistine England, in which "native commonsense" becomes indistinguishable from "unspoken" prejudice; and in which the elegiac spirit is no longer content to linger over real ale in unmodernised pubs, but becomes militant and vicious.

"I now realize I've missed the real moments of life," she explains over ale in the Irish Wolfhound, where she makes up for another kind of lost time.

"We never do much rehearsal," Mr. Buck, 51, the band's guitarist, said over a ginger ale later at a dark, empty bar around the corner.

"None of us could get into film school; I tried," said Luke Doolan, a Blue-Tongue regular who joined Nash Edgerton over espresso, ginger ale and three baskets of fries at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel here on Monday.

For a pint The Three Fishes is a good bet: stop in at neighbouring Pengwern Books (1 Fish Street) then enjoy your purchases over a guest ale from the Salopian Brewery or the Three Tuns.