pub

the landlady or landlord of a pub

the friendly pub and halesome fare.

the cold pint at the pub was nectar.

The dirty pub is a beastly place.

the pub stood on the corner of Page Street.

it's a great town and the pubs are deadly.

the pub suddenly seemed to empty.

pubs frequented by soldiers.

the pub was crowded and noisy.

we went to the pub for a quick drink.

a pint at the pub will round off the day nicely.

the pub closed at two.

We went on a pub crawl last night.

There was a dreadful shindy in the pub last night.

They've gone down to the pub for a drink.

The pub had dark wood panelling.

he went round to the pub to calm his nerves.

the idea of a woman alone in a pub did not compute.

tired of going down the pub every night.

a popular bar serving excellent pub grub.

Groups of young men crowd into dark, packed pubs staring at television screens.

" Did you tell the whole pub, Hagrid? " said Professor McGonagall exasperatedly.

Many foreigners frequent that pub because of its homey atmosphere.

Well, you won't find her at George's pub.

There's a pub at the corner of the park.

Yeah, traditional. We'd call it, I guess, an old man pub.

A few days later, Blane invited him to a popular British pub in central Moscow.

Well, there's a MacDonald's over there, or there's a pub over there.

That was last night at the pub.

" I've had hundreds of kids thundering through my pub, Potter! "