Boozers in a sentence

It's for the unlikely lads, like the fellas in boozers who've got big dreams and big grand ideas.

Otherwise, most of the interest was found in more offbeat boozers such as the vinyl-spinning Ruby, My Dear; Super Whatnot creator Simon Hill’s Flying Colours; the plush Nixon Room; and subterranean dive bar, Alice.

There are few boozers that might be confined to the history records - but they were much loved.

But Phil admitted it may be "impossible" for them to complete the challenge because they would have to visit the six boozers that are located in airport departure lounges.

But Tor says she takes no pleasure in giving boozers the boot — she’s just obeying the law.

In what's being toasted as a victory for local boozers, The Thomas Drummond in Fleetwood, which was first thrown on the market back in February, has now been whipped off the sale list.

Jon Moran runs the Eel and Pie - one of the liveliest rugby boozers - and anticipates they'll serve more than 5,000 pints on Saturday.

Struggling to imagine a Britain would boozers?

The move has generally been applauded by the industry, but concerns have been raised about what the move says about shuttered boozers.

The pub quiz is a great British tradition, with many heading down to their local boozers weekly to battle it out to be crowned champion (for that week at least).

This is possibly one of Kent’s shortest-lived boozers, selling pints for only five years.

Two boozers were also smashed up by Millwall thugs intent on causing as much chaos as possible during their trip across the capital.

With more than 23,000 people set to pack out the arena several nights a week, local boozers in nearby and Bradford are hoping gig-goers will pop in for a few pints before the show.

Hundreds of drinkers in Soho, were photographed filling the streets, after social distancing rules meant that only a limited number of people could fit inside boozers.

Pub fans are spoiled for choice when it comes to boozers in Islington, but the Duke Of Cambridge offers something unique.

And then teetotallers, moderators and unreconstructed boozers alike can all drink together in perfect harmony.

But it was reinvented by Remarkable Pubs, the team behind other popular boozers such as The Swimmer in Holloway and The Shakespeare in Stoke Newington.

His neighbour Mick Kennedy (Thomas M Wright), however, and the boozers at the pub are portrayed as the racists who built our nation and, to some extent, still run it.

Steinbeck also helped establish, and was appointed Honorary Chairman of, the Old Whalers Festival (now HarborFest) in 1963, a rowdy weekend party, which brought sailors and boozers alike to the village.