Sentence examples for to pub from inspiring English sources
noun
A public house where beverages, primarily alcoholic, may be bought and consumed and also provides food and sometimes entertainment, normally television viewing.
It's simple in Westport to walk from pub to pub.
Although the Moon is a work of fiction, it stands as the blueprint to pub perfection.
Derry sold it to pub group Greene King in 2007 for £70m.
This year I won one of the biggest races in Victoria – the Pier to Pub.
Interestingly, you might think that CAMRA has one solution to pub closures: real ale.
The biggest threat to pub culture is not that pubs are tied to corporations but that punters are draining away.
Aside from its scenic credentials, Thirlspot also come up trumps in the "proximity-to-pub" stakes too, with one of the Lake District's finest traditional coaching inns, the King's Head (01768 772393), being directly next door.
At Fintona Girls Schooll in the Melbourne suburb of Balwyn, she had been a star junior swimmer, thriving on the daily pre-dawn starts and unrelenting competition, climaxing in medals at national championships and a victory in the Pier-to-Pub, a famous open water race in Australia.
"I am going to pub-crawl it all the way to the venue," Ms. Poehler said, "and I am going to try and take like a two-hour blackout nap before we start.
It feels as though they've got to let more beer soak into a wood-panelled bar-top surface for a few years before it gets up to pub-smell standard, I offer.
The father of two young children, Boden found that since becoming a parent the rate of his song acquisition has slowed significantly – "basically because I find it much harder to get out to pub-sings these days".
