Sentences with phrase «spend at the local pub»

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Together J and I went to great local restaurants, bought produce from excellent local farms, went to bonfires, went to the beach, cooked and ate meals together, spent both Halloween and New Years partying at the Surf Pub, and made many connections with great people here on this tiny island.

The candidate spent the rest of the day in the western and central parts of the district, meeting with voters and canvassing in Canton, Potsdam, Massena, Malone and Lake Placid before returning to Elizabethtown, where supporters began gathering at the Cobble Inn, Woolf's adopted local pub, earlier that afternoon.

Yet I obviously don't want to spend all day inside when it so nice and sunny, so whenever I feel I can manage a little more heat (which is in my case even more with that little bump), we make walks through parks, our neighbourhood, and freshen up at local pubs.

You can use the geographical reach of the Internet to find new friends in places where traditional ways of meeting people just wouldn't work (you don't get many Americans or Africans flying over to spend an evening at your local pub very often)

So whether you prefer spending nights out at the Cardiff orchestra or going down the local pub, Match can help.

While his co-workers spend their evenings sucking down sake at the local pub, Seibei, whose wife has passed away, heads straight home to care for his two young daughters and doddering mother.

Almost every night is spent drinking at the local pub, the Winchester — much to the chagrin of Shaun's girlfriend, Liz (Kate Ashfield).

Or the money you spent stopping at the local pub for a couple of drinks on the way home from work can be used to pay down one of those credit cards that you used to buy purchases you can't even remember.

The large communal kitchen, lounge with a fireplace and outdoor entertainment area is where you will relax, but most spare time will be spent on the beach (1 km walk) or at the local pub and restaurant (1 km walk).

And, if there is, you would probably rather spend this money down at the local pub...

Besides, most of my Monday nights are spent going on power walks (or should that be power TALKS)-- with a vodka lime and soda at the halfway mark at the local pub — so I figured we might as well do it at sea instead.