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'How about letting me take you out for a pub lunch?
"I went out for a pub lunch over the weekend and that just felt fantastic, to be with normal people again."
Ten miles of it to be precise, with a pub lunch at the halfway point.
I learned the solution: to attend only those walks that included a pub lunch.
He stopped off for a pub lunch, and finally arrived at the house just before two-thirty.
Good pub lunches with all dishes prepared on the premises.
An alfresco pub lunch at that time of year seemed a precious moment indeed.
After a pub lunch there with local residents, the Bushes leave for Washington.
They had a pub lunch on his last day to toast his early retirement.
The beer is an outgrowth of its popular weekly pub lunch after Sunday services.
Why don't we have a pub lunch and a breath of fresh air somewhere pleasant?'
A simple pub lunch, a sandwich with a pint of Guinness, will cost about $5 a person.
Have a pub lunch along the river.
Optional pub lunch and opportunity for farmhouse tea afterwards.
He and Louise would fit in a pub lunch together before the dreaded door-to-door canvassing began.
There will be no pub lunch stop on 7 March so ramblers should be sure to pack some sandwiches.
The Avon Arms did pub lunches and evening snacks.
Time for a pub lunch, and maybe a game of darts if any of the bar's regulars put in an appearance.
We could drive a short distance into the country for a pub lunch; we could play Scrabble.
Shouldn't have had that pub lunch.
We can't arrive at our weekend bolthole before 3pm, which is all the excuse our group of friends needs to meet over a pub lunch.
He too listened closely to the arguments in the morning, but after a pub lunch with his staff, he did not return for the afternoon evidence.
'I was having a pub lunch recently and noticed a thumbprint of food on the edge of the plate.
Some gentle carriage exercise and a pub lunch?'
A good alternative to a picnic is to try a typical pub lunch at one of three historic places on the edge of the heath.
