The newest filler for paper cartons turns out about 340 half pints a minute.
Bock is sold by the half-pint only, presumably on account of its extra strength.
Strangely, while a pint of lager costs € 5, a half-pint costs € 4.
The bar staff were rushed off their feet getting cokes and half pints for everyone who then turned round and watched Friends on the TV screen over the fruit machines.
I poured a half pint of petrol directly into the carburetor.
A unit is a small glass of wine or a half-pint of beer.
I took a lovely walk through St Stephen's Green and then had a half pint of Guinness.
One unit equals a half pint of beer, a 175 ml glass of wine or a pub shot of spirit.
A half pint of beer is 284 ml.
Now I can buy an extra half pint of milk.
By the end of the day, the alcohol from my half pint of beer had practically worn off.
The beers, which will be released on a weekly basis, will be available in half pints only for £ 1.50.
Three years ago the plant converted its paper carton line to plastic bottles, except for half-pints for schools.
Upon leaving, he gave me a half-pint of the salve to bring home.
A half pint of cider delivers the same amount of antioxidants as a glass of red wine.
Hawkins knocked off another half-pint of whiskey and made his way back to the tiny stage.
I'm functioning on automatic pilot and am by then well on my way into the second half pint of coffee.
I put the fish on to steam, knocked a half-pint of parsely sauce together and took down the pack of Smash.
Others simply sit quietly under a large shady tree staring blankly into space as half-pints of liquor are passed from mouth to mouth in brown paper bags.
I relied on the half-pint of fat-free milk that is served at breakfast to quench my thirst.