1. He went into an off-licence and bought a large bottle of Bell's.

2. In the same period, off-licence chains owned by the brewers saw their share reduced to less than 25 percent.

3. He nipped out to the off-licence at lunchtime and bought her a huge box of chocolates.

4. She stopped at an off-licence and recklessly bought pink champagne.

5. An off-licence permits the sale of liquor for consumption off the premises.

6. I'm going to the off-licence to buy some whisky.

7. I did so and I was the one who bought the half-bottle of brandy at the off-licence on the way back.

8. I get to my studio at about 7.30am and the off-licence opens at 8am.

9. Group profits rose by ￡300,000 to ￡61.4m after strong improvements by inns, restaurants and the Blayneys and Cellar 5 off-licence chains.

10. Fog or no fog, she would have to go out as soon as the off-licence opened to replenish her stock.

11. Meanwhile,(http://) two men involved in the uproar surrounding the Chancellor's visit to a west London off-licence have been suspended.

12. The Government also envisages that the same grounds and procedures would apply to off-licence applications.

13. Licences normally take either of two forms: a full on-licence, or an off-licence.

14. However, Mr Lenihan said restricting the sale of alcohol to over 18s in a pub might prove to be difficult and the increased age restrictions, if introduced, might only be for the off-licence trade.

15. "We thought he was pretty honest, but it turns out he's not, " the manager of the neighbourhood's off-licence told 3 News.