Happy-hour Sentence Examples

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  • Two blocks away we found a dark spot that catered to happy hour regulars.

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  • Whilst my car was having its annual MOT, I spent a happy hour in Beaconsfield a week or so ago.

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  • Mon-Thur sees various two-for-one promos, and Fri happy hour is 12noon-8pm.

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  • Check. Going for a few beers at Happy Hour?

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  • You know you're over the hill when happy hour is now a nap.

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  • In addition to their delicious breakfast, the inn offers complimentary cocktails and hors d'oeuvres for happy hour.

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  • Many a happy hour can be whiled away picking the perfect words for a card to accompany the gift of a watch.

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  • For example, a camisole under a blazer is okay as long as you don't take the blazer off until happy hour.

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  • Fubar provides the first online bar and happy hour for virtual social interaction.

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  • The emphasis is on light but filling meals against a backdrop of an extended happy hour.

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  • This restaurant has an extended happy hour and a top chef in the kitchen.

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  • Tapas are small plates of food, which are popular at both happy hour and dinnertime.

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  • Stop in for the bar's happy hour specials on weekdays, and enjoy the action on the big-screen television before you head into the dining room.

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  • The venue features daily specials, a happy hour on weekdays and at lunchtime on weekends.

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  • The bar has weekly happy-hour specials, and live bands play on the weekend.

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  • The brewery often features a daily special such as happy hour prices all day.

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  • Let's get to the bar in time for its happy hour offering food and drink specials.

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