Sentence examples for two more pints from inspiring English sources

Two more pints.

Two More Pints is published by Jonathan Cape (£7.99).

I did end up needing them during surgery, and two more pints besides.

The same urgent contemporaneity – albeit treated from the bar rather than the bench – will be in evidence in Roddy Doyle's Two More Pints.

The odd slightly writerly touch reminds you that a Booker prize-winning novelist is behind the book, and that Two More Pints is a deliberate construction, not merely verbatim recordings of conversations.

Right, quick round before we start – four more pints and a G&T? Ha, look, the Binge Thinkers have brought a ringer, the geeky little guy – keep an eye and talk behind your hands – you heard he was thrown out of the Prince Albert?

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Two pints are enough for some after-work small talk; a catch-up between friends that never really gets past the basics; a social interlude, a brief encounter, a crossroads at which the night is still as likely to end with Netflix and some toast as it is with six more pints and a Sam's Chicken on the last bus home.

Dad says, One, one more pint, just one, eh? and the man says no. Dad shakes his fist.

At the time, he had drunk five or six pints, then had "four more pints with shots", Nottingham Magistrates' Court heard.

Mr. Rakove's prose could use more onions, and more pints of whiskey.