Sentences with phrase «week at a local pub»

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If you've seen or heard the phrase «Dilly Dilly» at your local pub or on social media in the last few weeks, you can thank Bud Light for turning the phrase into a cultural phenomenon.

The romanticised image of farming in NZ is one where rugged rugby players woo fresh - faced farm girls against an idyllic, «Godzone» rural backdrop (or perhaps they buy them a pint once a week at the local hotel pub).

While I always enjoy reading the enthusiastic PR put out by law firms in the «Student» editions of The Lawyer or Legal Week, brimming with adverts from law firms; I sat down over lunch today at my local pub, a glass of burgundy to my right and a fag to my left (I was sitting outside in the winter sun) and read Student Law in Times 2.

I was down at the local netball courts on Friday night shooting the breeze with some of the school mums and dads and we cooked up a plan to have dinner at the pub together between the younger and older siblings» matches every week.