Sentence examples for pint down from inspiring English sources

I'm guessing beer drinkers won't mind if the new approach keeps the price of a pint down.

The Farmhouse Ale, a saison, is slightly better — minty and light — but it'd be a struggle for me to get an entire pint down.

Meeting friends for a patch and a pint down the pub or joining a colleague for a stick of nicotine gum after work just doesn't have the same social appeal as smoking.

Some fans, more used to an everyday story of countryfolk whose idea of a thrilling night out is a pint down The Bull and a chat about anaerobic digesters, have found it all too much.

Whereas if he wants to talk about Britain being knitted together by chats over a pint down the pub, he would be more honest to admit that the average quaint pub or restaurant relies on hard-working, friendly Latvian, Polish or Lithuanian staff to pull those pints.

Back in the 1950s, while some players were guilty of pie and chips and a pint down the Dog and Duck after a match, Matthews was something of a trailblazer.

I was on my own, a couple of pints down, with my hefty backpack, I was drawn to Trafalgar Square.

If you were sober, the thought of needless movement would have you drafting a letter of conscientious objection, but you're three pints down and it's not even lunchtime so brother, you feel like Hercules.

It comes back to me whenever I see a group of lairy blokes three pints down on a Saturday night, the knowledge that some pack instinct might just take over at some point and the pack might start looking for a victim.

Robots will be an everyday feature of life in the next decade and could even be pulling pints down your local pub – says the boss of a Plymouth firm leading the way in robotics.

It is this man getting in £9 pints down at the Sloaney Pony.