Sentences with phrase «chatting over a beer»

You've been living in another neighborhood, and the people there would rather laugh and chat over their beer than fight.

The buzzy atmosphere is great for getting to know your date as it's a casual and laid back and you'll find chatting over a beer will calm your nerves.

It started, like so many good ideas do, with a couple of folks chatting over a beer.

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The good news is that chatting up a founder over a beer at the local microbrewery is a lot more fun than attending meetings.

Having a chat with Frankl over a beer would be awesome Steve.

You just want to chat over a few beers, and instead you're getting a lecture on hops that's so long you'd rather just drink the cheap stuff from your college days.

If you knew anything about me, you'd know that on match days I'm as laid back as they come and more than happy to chew the fat with opposition fans as was evidenced on my visit to your gaff last season when I spent a very enjoyable few hours chatting to Arsenal fans over half a dozen or so pints of North London's finest gnat's p*ss, oops sorry beer

More than the drinking itself, I missed the process of getting ready for a big night out and having my friends over for a chat and a few beers before going to our favorite bar.

Middle - aged singles aren't hitting the bars for anything more than a beer with a friend, or to chat over a glass of wine.

Hey I'm a nice, educated and decent guy looking for someone to feel comfortable chatting with about anything over a beer or cup of coffee.

This pub is great place to hang out and chat with friends over ice cold beer, and just a stroll away back to your Nusa Dua hotel along garden footpaths.

Passengers will enjoy delicious Ecuadorian and international food in the ship's buffet area, and can chat with fellow travelers over an ice - cold beer in one of the two social areas.

So you can met and chat with other guests over a whole range of drinks from cool beers to hand - made cocktails, until the early hours if you wish.

Participants can learn about the campaign for a minimum wage in Germany, get training on using Second Life for online organization, or — and this just seems a little bizarre to me — chat with other virtual activists in a virtual bar over a pint of virtual beer.

I would not mind at all to chat somewhere over coffee or a beer!