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pub crawl

NOUN
  1. a tour of bars or public houses (usually taking one drink at each stop)

How To Use pub crawl In A Sentence

  • A school-uniform-themed disco, perhaps, or a pub crawl in pyjamas?
  • David had been on a pub crawl with pals from his rugby club.
  • We went out with the staff last night for a bit of a pub crawl (thanks for the invite), and a fairly pleasant, and beery night was had by all.
  • A historic pub crawl - not just for tippling - cycling trips and day trips are all planned.
  • Drinkers Plan: The traditional pub crawl doesn't have to be another dreary Friday night wander.
  • One day just before Easter, we joined a procession which wound along singing litanies, in and out of four churches, before finishing at Santa Chiara, a sort of liturgical pub crawl.
  • Some offer fancy dress pub crawls with outrageous themes. Times, Sunday Times
  • He was big and hearty, a great beer drinker , a jolly companion on a pub crawl.
  • In the days following the pub crawl, hundreds of resumes flooded Aylward's recruiting war room - and resulted in about 35 hires.
  • At university I often went on lengthy pub crawls with a blind guy, amongst others.
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