Sentence examples for up at a pub from inspiring English sources

After some performances he turns up at a pub down the street from the theater, and there he seems almost as riveting a figure as Falstaff was in the taverns of Eastcheap.

And there are still few thrills greater than turning up at a pub you've never played before, setting up, changing into your gear in the bogs, and cranking up to wow yet another set of punters with Delilah.

Martin Smith cites "the Old Trafford episode", notorious among Stoke fans: the heavy-handed and unlawful removal of 80 of the club's supporters who were rounded up at a pub by Greater Manchester Police in 2009 and bussed back to the Potteries, missing the game.

You ever been in a social situation – a party, you know, a big fun meet up at a pub, hanging outside work while you wait for the fire alarm to stop going off – and you see someone you know from a distance and they give you a tight little smile and then turn to the person they are talking to like: no.

The sort of plan someone who has no background in a topic comes up with at a pub, before someone tells them it's preposterous, dangerous, or just won't work.

The reaction was a bit strange: we hadn't realised the significance of the president of China turning up at a country pub.

Veronica Lucan turned up at a local pub covered in blood, claiming that her husband had killed Sandra Rivett and then tried to murder her too.

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Above all, these are clothes for late nights out in London, a world that first opened up for Nasir at a pub in Leytonstone with a 2AM license.

"You wouldn't get a professional footballer training all week, playing for his club on a Saturday and then turning up for a pub side at Hackney Marshes on the Sunday with his mates, would you?" No dad, you wouldn't.

I remember the shock the first time I met up with course mates at a pub near to the university.