Sentence examples for shady beer from inspiring English sources
There's a large, shady beer garden, too.
Humbly born and with a shady past, she married a beer baron and became one of the wealthiest women in England.
Some of the best are Palmer & Co, a slick designer den of 1920s paraphernalia; Shady Pines Saloon, a hip Western-style beer and whiskey joint; and Baxter Inn, which is based on a 1920s Boston sports bar and crammed with some rather odd taxidermy.
Homer learns he owns stock in the company and sells his 100 shares for 25 cents apiece to a shady stockbroker, netting $25, which he spends on beer.
Jack came lagging in late one afternoon, drank his two bottles of beer cooled in a wet sack on the shady side of the tent, ate two bowls of stew, four of Ennis's stone biscuits, a can of peaches, rolled a smoke, watched the sun drop.
Although breakfast isn't provided, there's a large kitchen for guests to use, and the shady courtyard is a lovely spot to kick back with a beer.
De Beer admits that many pageants she's observed usually do have some shady machinations going on, in which judgments are more about local social concerns and popularity than the actual criteria of the event.
I then simply pour the beer back into the bottles using a funnel and leave to stand outside – covered – in a shady spot.
