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Coffee in sentence

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So this is a coffee machine.
People bring their own cooker, he attaches a valve and a steam pipe, and now he gives you espresso coffee.
Now, this is a real, affordable coffee percolator that works on gas.
It would be like 36,000 people staring at 36,000 monitors each and every day, without so much as a coffee break.
If you're like me, they make some important products, like coffee and chocolate.
And I might have mentioned it to a couple more people because I'm chatty, including my neighbor, the guy who works at the local coffee shop I go to each morning, the checkout lady at Whole Foods and a stranger who sat next to me on the subway.
Friends told friends who told friends, and those friends apparently told more friends, other strangers and the guys at their coffee shops, until it seemed that days before I left for Brazil that there was no one who did not have my email address.
Because you've got to include the man who grew the coffee, which was brewed for the man who was on the oil rig, who was drilling for oil, which was going to be made into the plastic, etc.
This was a woman who read coffee grounds to see the future and melted lead into mysterious shapes to fend off the evil eye.
They would go to coffee houses, where they would tell a story in front of an audience, often improvising.
Now I went to Dubai, to an Arab Thought Foundation Conference, and I was waiting by the coffee for the right journalist.
Well, since I couldn't have my tea the way I wanted it, I ordered a cup of coffee, which the waiter brought over promptly.
There's carbon that's being bought with sugar, with coffee, with beef.
So it's not an accident that a great flowering of innovation happened as England switched to tea and coffee.
We take ideas from other people, people we've learned from, people we run into in the coffee shop, and we stitch them together into new forms and we create something new.
This is Hogarth's famous painting of a kind of political dinner at a tavern, but this is what the coffee shops looked like back then.
20 billion dollars of this material is produced every year, in everything from building materials to surfboards to coffee cups to table tops.
The cost of a cup of coffee can save a child's life, right.
Talk about low budget, one torture scene consists of a guy getting a mug of coffee thrown over him while he's tied to a chair.
Do not touch this movie, unless you enjoy pain (in which case you should try spilling lukewarm coffee over yourself).
It's like some local cop walking Charlie Manson out of prison to go get a cup of coffee.
Perhaps the writer or director thought they could make a thought provoking film out of annoying characters who are as deep as a cup of coffee.
So it throws in the towel and continues with its absurd plot highlighted with a unintentional hilarious scene with Laura Linney, an injection, and spilled coffee that leaves the audience awkwardly squirming in their seats looking at one another like is this for real?
Nothing to miss out even if you let the show run while you go get yourself a cup of coffee: slow moving.
He frequented a local coffee shop on a busy avenue and would be seen pretty much each day of the week sipping tea and watching the world go by.
sure, our society has a morbid fascination with death, and it's funny hearing him talk about how much he smokes and how much coffee he drinks, but he's into giving himself an unworthy mystique.
Too much coffee, and had to relax before hitting the sack.
I left the movie after 3 quarters and got some coffee with another girl who didn't like it.
There was not one moment in the film when I could escape the feeling I was watching the drivel ridden conversation of unemployed actors at a hipster LA coffee shop.
I thought of this movie when i watched pluto nash...why..because both movies have randy quaid playing a retarded robot, this movie made years earlier but probably written by a screenplay writer that drank the same biotoxic coffee or something like that...Whoa...AVOID AT ALL COSTS even to pay tribute to the late great Andy Kaufman is hard to do here...find another film or just watch taxi reruns on latenight tv...his latka gravas character is so much more loveable...TANK YOU BERRY MUCH
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