Sentence examples for pub working from inspiring English sources

"I had to find a job but the only vacancy I could find was at a pub working three seven hour shifts a week at unsociable hours just to keep my head above water," she says.

Campbell, Bob Hoskins, Sylvester McCoy and some ferrets touted that manic variety spectacle around the kinds of venue - pubs, working men's clubs - that the arts had deserted.

How are those London craft beer pubs working out for you?

Those images are all that are left of the carnival — or, for that matter, the Tute, the Athlone, the Anchor Inn and all the other pubs, working men's clubs or social centers that once gummed Tilbury together.

For those unfamiliar with how a strip pub works, basically, as each girl dances, another parades around with a pint glass eliciting pound coins from the assembled punters.

NoosaNews writes that an 80-person was required to transform the pub into working condition.

In the evenings she sang in local pubs and working men's clubs.

So he played on the streets and in pubs, while working as a glass blower and kitchen porter during the day, until Mr. Drew discovered him.

He began his career in the pubs and working men's clubs of the north of England, jostling with bingo and karaoke to get any stage time.

As in so many towns I'd passed through, the thing that screamed at me was the number of boarded-up pubs and working men's clubs.

Within recent memory, British venues offering the spectacle of women publicly undressing for male edification typically were either less-than-salubrious pubs or working men's clubs or found amid the red lights of London's Soho.