Sentence examples for partizan from high-quality English sources.

• I had as lief have a reed that will do me no service     as a partizan I could not heave.   

• Partizan founder Andy Smith began homebrewing in 2006, and is now one of London's boldest beersmiths.

• Boyle was a great partizan of the mechanical philosophy: a theory, which, by discovering some of the secrets of nature, and allowing us to imagine the rest, is so agreeable to the natural vanity and curiosity of men…While Newton seemed to draw off the veil from some of the mysteries of nature, he shewed at the same time the imperfections of the mechanical philosophy; and thereby restored her ultimate secrets to that obscurity, in which they ever did and ever will remain.

• Partizan is famous for its quirky and colourful bottle designs, and this Bermondsey taproom is incredibly on-brand.

• Fifteen options by the bottle include Partizan Pale Ale, Magic Rock, Sierra Nevada, Dark Star, Mikkeller and Evil Twin.

• So you might find Bermondsey’s Partizan Saison Ginger, certainly not cheap at £3 a half; or a more straightforward Prince house pilsner at £4 a pint.

• Beers available range from well-known brewers Partizan, Beavertown and Verdant, to the lesser-known like local Homerton brewers Boxcar and La Franche from the La Ferté commune.

• Or try to tick off all of the murals painted by supporters of Belgrade football team FK Partizan, which include portraits of Joe Strummer, Morrissey, George Orwell and reggae-pop star Eddy Grant.

Use partizan in a sentence.

• Bermondsey Beer Mile’s Partizan is doing two-three day delivery all across the UK, so it’s not just Londoners who can enjoy sipping from their seriously stylish bottles (they’ll suit your coffee table to a tee, trust us).

• Small London breweries are well represented on the pumps, which might feature Brockley Brewery’s Red Ale; there are kegs from the likes of Wales’s Tiny Rebel and a good bottled selection from Beavertown, Kernel, Partizan, Weird Beard, plus some US visitors such as Evil Twin and Brooklyn.

• The rest is all modern: London craft beers from the likes of Five Points and Partizan; a small but thoughtful wine list (a £6.50 glass of Argentinian malbec was full of juicy red fruit and vanilla flavours); a bold range of whiskies and mezcals; and a short cocktail list with three twists on the negroni.