Examples of using To the pub in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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We spend an evening on the social network instead of going to the pub with friends.
If you are a lone wolf- standing on a cliff all noble-like- no one will drag you to the pub.
Then her daughter Princess Charlotte got out and they walked to the pub".
My boss likes to bring her kids to work and then nip to the pub all day.
We ended up going back to the pub, and one thing led to another,” Michelle admitted.
And, well, perhaps most importantly, because it stops me having to go to the pub with Struan.
I'm from Scotland, where socialising after work means going to the pub for drinks.
Thomas, Grace told me JP was going to the pub to watch the match, but the match was the night after.
After some hesitation Mia had persuaded me to go out to the pub.
You can go to the pub, where you can talk with friends and acquaintances, and visit a very large number of
When the four of us finally made it to the pub to sample proper Kofola on tap, it was colder
hand in a blank sheet of paper, claim it's invisible like her personal jet and head to the pub.
going to the pub, watching a football game
I remember going with my dad to the pub and drinking draught Kofola with the other kids; we felt like adults,” said Martin Záhumenský, a Slovak chef and judge on MasterChef Slovensko.
Another regular, who asked not to be named, said:'I was on my way to the pub when I saw the Duchess of Cambridge getting out of a black Range Rover which was parked on a side road.
Another regular, who was not named, said:“I was on my way to the pub when I saw the Duchess of Cambridge getting out of a black Range Rover which was parked on a side road.
He's nice, we have got a dog, we, we go to the pub on weekends and I have met his mum and dad
It claims Boxing Day is better than Christmas Day because it's socially acceptable to go to the pub with friends instead of staying at home with family.
until 11am, then run the pub until 2.30pm, return to Love Street to take training, then go back to the pub, then home.
a visit to the pub, a cup of tea,