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‘Other Kaipara pubs, such as the Commercial, Aratapu and Paparoa hotels, reported static sales.’
‘Ray decided that, after meeting with Walter, and picking up the car, he would stay at a pub for a few days.’
verb
[no object]usually as noun pubbing British informal
Spend time in pubs.
‘When it comes to eating, clubbing and pubbing, we are far ahead.’
‘What drink will you order when go pubbing and clubbing?’
‘Last night's pubbing turned out to be far more than just a quick drink to see Laura.’
‘Aside from the gym, I tend to go clubbing and pubbing in fits and starts.’
‘Youngsters will also be able to make sure they are ‘on the ball’ when it comes to street crime thanks to helpful hints on how to get streetwise when shopping, hanging out with friends, pubbing or clubbing.’
‘Clubbing and pubbing is a major part of life if you're looking to meet someone.’
‘Briefly pubbed with the team after work to celebrate the bank holiday, and made vague arrangements for lunch at Masala Zone on Wednesday to celebrate completing five years on PCW.’
‘If this woman had left her children with a sitter twice a week to go clubbing and pubbing, would the judge have looked differently on her case because she was being more conventional?’
‘Distant as youngsters, when Gavin enjoyed pubbing and clubbing, they grew closer when Gavin settled down with his wife, Susan, and had a son, Jack, now four, who suffers from cerebral palsy.’
‘And the best of luck to all those that have left home recently to a life of afternoon telly, late night clubbing, early morning pubbing and the odd shower.’
‘But I loved the cocktails and the fact that it was not on a main pubbing street so no drunken idiots hanging around outside.’