Sentence examples for takes some beers from inspiring English sources

At the back of the room is the Alpha Project, a tiny brewing setup that sometimes produces beers for the bar, which also takes some beers from its separate sister-business, the Hanging Brewing Co.

Even in this most Wire-obsessed of offices we've never got close to a true Bunk and McNulty-style blow-out, though we did talk about taking some beers down to the railway track for the Re-up book's launch party.

If you are looking to go on a cheap date you could take some beers to the beach, or somewhere else with a nice view.

Poblenou area: Take some beers at l'Ovella, and after that try Razzmatazz (one of the best clubs in town).

Mr. McClelland, a maintenance worker, decided to walk home, taking some beer with him, the men told the police.

A month ago, I stopped at a deli in Manhattan to take some beer to a friend's house for dinner.

And if you decide you would like to take some beer to go, you can: half-gallon containers of house brews are $8, plus a $3 container fee.

I enjoyed taking some excellent photographs, grabbing a beer at the pub and chatting with people that I met in these new places.

He takes two beers from the refrigerator -- one for each of them.

Arms should be crossed over the chest, feet should land in the middle of the slide and attendants should leave the carry-on luggage (another rule Mr. Slater violated on Monday when he took his belongings, and some beers, with him down the slide).

The small Draft House chain takes its beer seriously, however.