Sentence examples for pub debate from inspiring English sources

The label on the bottles features a symbol for gender equality alongside a definition of feminism, designed to provoke pub debate.

Comparing eras, especially in this most fixture-congested of modern ones, is either a maddening task or a great pub debate.

Whereas some TV concepts reek of a drunken idea, this one pretty much lifts a pub debate for its entire preposterous premise.

Mirabella has returned to challenge McGowan and the lively Sky News pub debate in Wangaratta on Thursday night proved she has lost none of her punch.

That quartet of seminal shows are now history, and networks are ravenous to find the next series that will lodge itself inside viewers' consciousness and inspire furious pub debate long after they have finished.

No sooner had Novak Djokovic smashed a backhand into the net and Andy Murray begun stumbling around Centre Court like a punch-drunk heavyweight stunned by the magnitude of his achievement than the perennial pub debate had started.

In "Kindly Forget My Existence" two men, Doran and Eli, sit in a pub debating whether to attend the funeral of Maryanne, bandmate and long-estranged lover of both.

I sometimes think I've spent my life sitting on the same panel in the same black box theatre above the same pub, debating whether British political theatre has a future.

The golden triumphs of the present British team can only serve as further inspiration to those who will be working hard over the next four years to make the London Games a shining example of Olympic success.' Gordon Brown added his own tribute and triggered potential pub debates by calling for a combined UK football team to compete in 2012.

Its designers have gone all conservative: no controversial elements to stoke endless pub debates.

What's so wrong with wanting to see the right decisions being made, even if it's at the "expense" of post-match pub debates?