Sentence examples for stream of beer from inspiring English sources

The only sign of movement I witnessed in the construction industry was a steady stream of beer bottles being hoisted by a crew of roofers working on the building behind ours all winter and spring.

Guy Hands, former private equity specialist at Nomura Securities in London, was the first banker to realize, in 1998, that Britain's steady stream of beer consumption, along with the rental income paid by pub franchises, would translate perfectly into securities.

Before the name porter caught on, it was first known either by the somewhat literal moniker Three Threads, referring to the streams of beer pouring from taps, or the more poetic Entire, presumably for the entire realm of styles incorporated in one beer.

With its indoor smoking, cramped quarters, and constant stream of cheap beer, the recreation is perhaps a more perfect iteration of the form.

As the sun beat down on the art deco blue of the pool's shimmer, and my mind wandered to thoughts of an endless stream of cold beers and a bucket of pulled pork, I found myself chatting to Robert Alexander, a man who knows more about the science of bass than I ever thought it was possible to know.

As beer is filtered, the small tank holds a mixture of DE and beer that is dosed into a stream of incoming unfiltered beer and then into the larger tank.

We had planned to have a night on the town, but the constant stream of their Wanke Bräu beer and Bavarian-style tapas was so amazing we couldn't leave.

Tomorrow, that dream will be revived in a new way when social video and ecommerce company Milyoni streams The World Series of Beer Pong through its Facebook app.

If the Milyoni stream of the World Series of Beer Pong fares well, it could encourage more sports leagues to license their content for Facebook streaming.

Your feed is just Peep Show references and a stream of seaside landscapes and beer gardens with friends.

Add to that a media that loves the narrative of conflict and we'll get a steady stream of "insider" updates about beer summits, ultimatums, and steady leadership that may or may not reflect what actually happens.