Examples of using In a pub in English and their translations into Japanese
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One ordinary Friday you have had too many drinks in a pub and now you have to find you….
I wanted to have a meal in a pub and watch a football game on the TV at the same time.
Lunch in a pub can cost about 150 CZK per person, and a special lunch menu in cheap eatery place can cost from 60 to 100 CZK.
One ordinary Friday you have had too many drinks in a pub and now you have to find your way home.
I met a fishing enthusiast in a pub who often goes fishing at Lake Biwa.
Imagine two colleagues, Sam and Kim, sitting in a pub at an international conference and exchanging research ideas.
Say you're in a pub and you're trying to bring two pints of beer back to your friends without spilling it.
Imagine Kevin Schawinski and Chris Linton, two astronomers sitting in a pub in Oxford thinking about Galaxy Zoo.
Imagine if you did the same task with friends while you were drinking in a pub.
I think the culture is getting back to spending more time in a pub and talking to your friends.
So many Filipino women came to Japan as dancer or singer and then worked as a hostess in a pub.
He was keen for me to leave and start brewing." He had a very short interview in a pub and took the job at Dark Star without hesitation.
Beer mats, towels, taps, buckets, menus, coolers, and bottle labels are all considered point of sale(POS) materials in a pub.
I have shot with them for years, from playing to 30 people in a pub to headlining a sold-out Wembley Arena to 13,000 people.
You don't want to end up like some old footballer in a pub, talking about how he made the cross in the cup final in 1964".
I am drawn to men who are starkly different than my husband, who is an intellectual, moderate in terms of his vices and has a disdain for the type of men who spend every evening in a pub.
I'm sitting in a pub near Shinagawa Station, sipping a pint, when a slightly inebriated gentleman with an unmistakable Geordie accent walks up and asks about the contents of the long cloth case leaning against the bar next to me.
When I see a band, a good band, performing in a pub I sometimes get the itch again, but when I see them afterwards loading up the van in the cold on the car park, I'm glad I'm out of it.