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Coffee in sentence

730 examples of Coffee in a sentence

He drank one cup of coffee at night, and we caught it from the data.
What's the purpose of the smell of coffee?"
It's usually when I'm cussing in traffic at someone who is trying to drive their car and drink coffee and send emails and make notes.
I would just say, "Guys, you know, it's time to wake up and smell the coffee and look at what's happening to us right now."
A coffee here, a burrito there ... It adds up and decreases our ability to save.
Every person at Automattic has a co-working stipend that they can put towards a co-working space or just to buy coffee, so they don't get kicked out of the coffee shop.
Actually, the idea came out of an argument that I had at Starbucks, that I insisted that I wasn't having Colombian coffee; the coffee was actually pre-Columbian.
When they walked into the lab in Minnesota, they were wearing identical navy blue shirts with epaulettes; both of them liked to dip buttered toast in coffee, both of them kept rubber bands around their wrists, both of them flushed the toilet before using it as well as after, and both of them liked to surprise people by sneezing in crowded elevators to watch them jump.
And so we met with people in coffee shops.
Selling these shares in coffee houses and shipping ports across the continent, the Dutch East India Company unknowingly invented the world’s first stock market.
Let’s imagine a new coffee company that decides to launch on the market.
People want work that matters, they want flexibility, they want support, they want appreciation, they want better coffee.
He tells her, "I'd like to hand-paint your portrait on a coffee mug." (Laughter) Put a crab inside it.
And the coffee in your cup, as you stir it.
ZK: It was like six months ago that Keith and I were out in L.A., and we were at Starbucks having coffee with Roman Coppola.
These are the five atoms from which just about everything that you’re going to smell in real life, from coffee to fragrance, are made of.
So when I was a little girl, a book sat on the coffee table in our living room, just steps from our front door.
The name of the book on that coffee table was "I Dream A World," and today I dream a world where revolutionary confidence helps bring about our most ambitious dreams into reality.
This is a coffee made from a very unusual process.
It's a cat that lives in trees, and at night it comes down and it prowls the coffee plantations.
And apparently it's a very picky eater and it, you know, hones in on only the ripest coffee cherries.
When I wake up in the morning, I check my phone, and then I have a cup of coffee.
So, the first kind of test product we did was with Alessi, which was for a coffee and tea set.
It's an incredibly expensive coffee and tea set; we knew that at the beginning.
It's coffee beans.
You know how much coffee is worth, when treated as a commodity as a bean?
Take that same good, and perform the service of actually brewing it for a customer, in a corner diner, in a bodega, a kiosk somewhere, you get 50 cents, maybe a buck per cup of coffee.
But surround the brewing of that coffee with the ambiance of a Starbucks, with the authentic cedar that goes inside of there, and now, because of that authentic experience, you can charge two, three, four, five dollars for a cup of coffee.
Like me, you probably get some of these requests from perfectly pleasant strangers on LinkedIn who want to do things like "get together over coffee and connect" or "pick your brain."
You know, me and my husband, we were out grocery shopping, as we do every other day, but this time, we found this fancy, you know, I'm talking fair-trade, I'm talking organic, I'm talking Kenyan, single-origin coffee that we splurged and got.
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