Sentence examples for serving pints from inspiring English sources

Neither was I -- I was a bar maid, serving pints of Guinness.

At Wigan Pier Bar and Restaurant, they are serving pints for £1.75 until 7pm, but the only customer is John from Essex, a Traveller who has been living in Wigan these past nine years.

If anything, Latch gets even louder cheers tonight, perhaps because here to give it some full-bodied vocal lustre is Sam Smith, winner of 2014's Brits critics' choice award and a young man destined for success, even though, on the day the record reached No 11 in the UK in October 2012, he was still serving pints at his mum's pub in London.

Which would you be happier doing - serving pints or serving God? Helpful advice on how to make those difficult life choices is on hand.

The same year Porterhouse started serving pints to its patrons, Carlow Brewing Company in County Carlow began bottling O'Hara's beer, today Ireland's most ubiquitous craft beer.

I got a job serving pints in a pub called The Ten Bells.

Unlike Baraka, its younger sibling down the block, Chez Papa, a year old, is strictly French: a pint-sized bistro serving pint-sized dishes, specializing in the foods of southern France.

He served pints of lager for onlookers, and charged punters £3 for the privilege.

She used to serve pints here before her music career took off.

Three students from Wiltshire and a barman have walked to the summit of Britain's highest peak with a barrel of ale and served pints to thirsty climbers.

The Dufferin Arms in Killyleagh serves pints of well-kept Guinness in an interior that hasn't changed for decades: the wood-panelled snugs are perfect for hunkering down on a wet afternoon with a seafood platter (£29.95 for two) and a bowl of chips.