Sentences with phrase «nearby pub»

Make your date an afternoon affair and move onto one of Nottingham's fine nearby pubs to talk things through properly over a drink; keep things historical in Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem.

Redknapp was at the game completing his punditry duties for BT Sport and whilst he admits that he was treated with respect throughout, a minority from a nearby pub pebbled his car with coins and gave him abuse.

I was a little concerned that the hotel might be noisy, given that the apres ski scene is pretty big in Ellicottville, but apparently playing in the snow tires everybody out; by 10 pm all was quiet except for the odd footsteps or reveler coming in late from one of the nearby pubs.

David Cameron's admirable calm since walking off stage in Manchester last Thursday and retiring to a nearby pub to drown his sorrows conceals reactions across his party that range from defeatism to murderous rage to a curious optimism.

Magda and Lee had a summery pretty, Peckham wedding in August this year with their ceremony at The Asylum Chapel and a reception in a nearby pub.

A nearby pub that Fader knows of, which dispenses cocktails.

The next two and a half hours passed all too quickly as the coffee moved on to a drink at a nearby pub whilst we chatted non-stop and I reluctantly, and half - drunk, made my way to work nearly half an hour late.

On my final lap, going into Stowe I braked so late all the nearby pubs closed — and still the Senna turned - in without so much as a hiccup.

The blue flag Pachyammos Beach is ideally situated for access to nearby pubs, restaurants and nightclubs.

Instead of phoning me to apprise me of the situation, our salesman steadied his troubled conscience with a few beers at a nearby pub.

The rest of the time we ate meals at the nearby pub or with family and friends.»