10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DRINKING-UP TIME»
Discover the use of
drinking-up time in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
drinking-up time and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Fin de Millennium with
Drinking-
Up Time
THE NEW EDITION includes his latest collection "DRINKING-UP TIME" (2003), with the long poems "US AND THEM" and "NAKED ON DARTMOOR"
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Successful Pubs and Inns
Drinking-up time in pubs is not only a period when tempers get frayed but also a
time when the goodwill earned throughout the evening is lost by clumsy
snatching away of glasses or over zealousness in getting the premises clear. It is
always ...
Michael Sargent, Tony Lyle, 2010
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Principles of Hospitality Law
Drinking-up time (s. 63 LA 1 964) After the end of the hours during which sales
are permitted, 'drinking-up time' is allowed. The LA 1988, by s. 2, extended the
premises' drinking-up time of ten minutes to twenty minutes. Restriction orders
The ...
Michael John Boella, Michael Boella, Alan Pannett, 1999
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Re-licensing: Second Report of Session 2005-06; Report, ...
Drinking up time: an additional 10 minutes, to allow 30 minutes drinking up time,
after the last permitted sale of alcohol. All of the above to be for the sale of
alcohol, recorded music, karaoke and live music limited to two entertainers.
Comment ...
Great Britain: Parliament: House of Commons: ODPM: Housing, Planning, Local Government and the Regions Committee, 2006
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Chambers concise dictionary
[13c] drinking fountain > n a device which produces a flow or jet of drinking water,
especially in public places. [19c] drinking-up time > n in a public house: the few
minutes allowed after official closing time for customers to finish their last drinks ...
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Bar Service: Levels 1 and 2
Drinking-up time At the end of permitted hours, customers have a short time (20
minutes in England and Wales, 15 minutes in Scotland) to finish their drinks.
When the drink is supplied with a meal, 30 minutes' drinking-up time is allowed.
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Chembers 21 Century Dictionary
©19c. drinking-up time £> noun in a public house: the few minutes allowed after
official closing time for customers to finish their last drinks before leaving. ©
1960s. drip e> verb (dripped, dripping) lird?inirto release orfall in drops. 2 intr to ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
drink1 Ing-bout; drink Ing-fountain; drink ing-horn: drinking-up time in a public
house, the few minutes allowed after official closing time for customers to finish
their last drinks before leaving: drink -money a gratuity, ostensibly given to buy
liquor ...
“Have a drink on me, Sandy?” “Well, sir, this public house should by rights be
closed at twenty past eleven and that's allowing for twenty minutes drinking-up
time.” “What time do you come off duty?” “Well, Henry, to be honest, five minutes
ago.
When you can't find a bar in an out- of-the-way place, head for the local hotel -
but be prepared to pay for the privilege. Bar opening hours are elastic and
drinking-up time is generally some time after midnight; in the big three cities -
Stockholm, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DRINKING-UP TIME»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
drinking-up time is used in the context of the following news items.
Easter opening hours for Mid Ulster's pubs and nightclubs
On Good Friday the hours are 5pm to 11pm, with half-an-hour drinking-up time. No additional hours are allowed. Off-licences may open from ... «Mid Ulster Mail, Apr 15»
Easter pub opening hours
On Good Friday the hours are 5pm to 11pm, with half-an-hour drinking-up time. No additional hours are allowed. Off-licences may open from ... «Derry Journal, Apr 15»
Families fear lives will be blighted by noise if Kingsley Holt pub …
They say the current drinking-up time of midnight at weekends and 11.30pm on other days is late enough. Brian Keen, aged 58, of Shawe Park ... «Stoke Sentinel, Mar 15»
Publican fined over out-of-hours drinking
... has been convicted and fined €150 after five people were found consuming alcohol on his premises an hour after the legal drinking-up time. «The Kerryman, Feb 15»
I'm so West End I hardly recognise myself...but I'll always love the …
... night in a Dowanhill pub recently, I was enjoying a wine when a barman threatened to take it away because it was bang on drinking-up time. «Glasgow Evening Times, Feb 15»
Latin spirit heading to Swansea's Wind Street as Las Iguanas …
... alcohol from 9am to midnight on Sundays to Thursdays and 9am to 1am on Fridays and Saturdays, with a 30-minute drinking-up time on top. «Southwales Evening Post, Dec 14»
PSNI: Police advise on Christmas licensing hours
Thirty minutes drinking-up time is allowed, but there will be no late licences and no off-sales. The New Year's Eve and New Year's Day hours ... «Derry Journal, Dec 14»
Sir Bradley Wiggins seals World time-trial success in Spain to add …
... the Rio Olympics – knew he was down to drinking-up time and a lock-in at the last chance saloon if he was going to win a world title outdoors. «Irish Mirror, Sep 14»
Club saved by its members faces new threat from police
The club had subsequently promised to operate the CCTV properly, restrict drinking-up time to 30 minutes, keep music at an acceptable level ... «Lancashire Evening Post, Mar 14»
Last orders for late opening in Northern Ireland?
Pubs are generally allowed to stay open until 11pm with an additional 30 minutes drinking-up time. They can also apply to a court to stay open ... «BBC News, Oct 12»
