Príklady ale

• Offences for over-priced ale were an annual occurrence, and the same defendants appeared regularly.

• The rich and middling were presumably expected to drink ale or wine.

• I have not heard of many men giving four goldadorned treasures to another on the ale-bench in a more friendly way!

• Here, the rare word is alegar, a kind of vinegar made from ale.

• In particular, it was considered important that suppliers of food staples, such as bread and ale, were traded honestly, as the maintenance of these supplies was vital to social order.

• Could not these ales and stouts be provided as medical comforts?

• It cannot be collected and grouped in the way that one brings together two pounds of potatoes or three pints of ale.

• The difficulty was to arrive at a definition which would include a licensed restaurant, but would not include an ale house, tavern or public house.

• The amendments, if accepted, will ensure that there is more growth in cask ale production than heretofore.

• They come within its scope, but, generally speaking, the ordinary hotel, the beer-house, the ale-house and the inn, do not come within it.

• The places where they sold new spirits and strong beer and ales might have the top licence.

• They were driven from strong ale to stronger whisky, and now they have been driven from whisky by the tax to lighter beer.

• I am delighted that real ales are now more freely available in off-licences around the country.

• He spoke particularly of the then endemic problem of under-age children and youths being sent to public houses to fetch ale for their fathers.