Sentence examples for rowdy pub from inspiring English sources

The location puts you steps from the gondolas but out of range of rowdy pub noise.

That same evening a Thai policeman was gunned down when he went on his bicycle to quieten a rowdy pub - the patrons didn't notice.

But things go awry with a visit to a rowdy pub and an awkward stab at romanticism by Sam, incidents that remind Yvonne that her future is a sad tale that has already been written.

The venue is West London's 81-seat Bush Theatre minus the seats at an address that is being stripped bare; we are here to bid ambulatory adieu to a theater that has held pride of place atop a rowdy pub since 1972.

In the 19th century the Ship Inn was a rowdy pub popular with Fleetwood seamen, travelling labourers and locals.

So, you're in NOLA, it's only customary to enjoy a libation in a rowdy pub, and Finn McCool's is just the place.

That essential hipness sets Maxwell's apart from Hoboken's meat-market dance clubs and rowdy pubs.

In the small rowdy pubs, bartenders worked with flashlights clenched between their teeth, tilting their chins to spotlight new customers as they pulled beers and passed out cups of ice for the sake of ice.

Most of Trainspotting was spent inside – rowdy pubs, perspiring clubs, drug den flats – and mostly filmed in Glasgow.

Most of Trainspotting was spent inside – rowdy pubs, perspiring clubs, drug den flats – and mostly filmed in Glasgow.

In Martin, they also found a kindred spirit, musically and temperamentally, a man with the musical foundation to translate their gut instincts into reality and the technical acumen to take the magic they'd honed through countless hours playing live in rowdy pubs and capture it within the sterile confines of a recording studio so the world at large could soon revel in it.