Remembering the arrangements for the beerhouse rendezvous, I placed a cigarette behind my left ear; whereat the chief engineer and the first mate smiled, and shook hands once again.
Our real destination was the beerhousein the Rue de Galata, that of the other pair being the small wood outside San Stefano.
I had, also, a dangerous slip of paper, on which Wilkowsky had drawn a plan of the Galata beerhouse in which I was to meet Titoff's Russian friend.
He reached Galata too late for the beerhouse rendezvous, and was obliged, therefore, to spend the evening and night as best he could.
A Russian civilian was to conceal us; and, after giving our guards the slip, we were to meet him by appointment at a beerhouse in the Rue de Galata.
According to the plan detailed to me some hours earlier by Vladimir Wilkowsky, he was to wait for me in a German beerhouse from two o'clock to four.
And the next morning it opened with a mighty clatter, and was a dirty little beerhouse that stank of beer, and there was a fat and grimy landlord with red spots upon his neck, and much noisy traffic going by on the cobbles outside.
The high road ascended in a curve past a few houses and a beerhouse or so, and round until all the valley in which four industrial towns lay crowded and confluent was overlooked.
The only beerhouse was packed two deep with travellers from an earlier train, but took in the women on our threatening to storm it.
We all know that many working men, earning good wages, spend their money in the beerhouse and in drunkenness, instead of in clothing their wives and families.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "beerhouse" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
