Examples of using Three pints in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Three pints.
Namely, like, three pints of your blood.
Three pints?
The night Caroline was born, I lost three pints of blood.
Three pints each?
Six drinks in all-- three pints of beer, three shots of whiskey.
Three pints of flour?
I got a guy who ingested three pints of purell and puked up his reglan.
Three pints of millet each!
Why three pints?
Number Five, and increasing my lead in the contest, which currently stands at three pints.
Three pints of flour for him and the gun.
And after that… We will drink what we want,and we will have three pints and three chasers, please, Molly.
Three pints and three chasers, please, Molly.
An Irishman walks into a bar in Dublin, orders three pints of Guinness and sits down at a table in the back of the bar.
Three pints, a vodka Diet Coke and a shot of tequila.
An Irish walks into a bar in Dublin, orders three pints of Guiness and sits in the back of the room, drinking a sip out of each one in turn.
Three pints of alcoholic wine is sufficient to make any person, except a heavy drinker, grossly intoxicated.
I will pay for your drinks all night if you will order three pints of cider and three carvery dinners and then come and sit with my friends and me.
The three pints produced by the salivary glands each day contain antibacterial substances that protect teeth from cavities.
The three-year study at the University of Santiago de Compostela in Spain compared 26‘binge-drinking' students-those who regularly drank a minimum of six units of alcohol, or around three pints, in one sitting at least once a week- with 31 others who did not regularly drink as much.
G and slimline T, three pints of numbers and a Dubonnet and lemonade.
Priestley's last volume of experiments is related an experiment of Mr. Warltire's, in which it is said that, on firing a mixture of common and inflammable air by electricity in a close[d]copper vessel holding about three pints, a loss of weight was always perceived, on an average about two grains, though the vessel was stopped in such a manner that no air could escape by the explosion….
Sorry I poured three pints of strong European lager over you last time we met.
So I will have three pints of cider and three carvery dinners, please.
I'm like three pints in, I haven't eaten much and I get a phone call from an unknown number.
We're doing a quiz and I'm like, three pints in, haven't eaten much, and I get a phone call from an unknown number.
We're doing a quiz and I'm three pints in, haven't eaten much, and I get a phone call from an unknown number and I have a feeling.
