Sentence examples for a can of coffee from inspiring English sources

And here in the closet is a can of coffee!

The kitchen pantry chez Bloomberg is stocked with little more than peanut butter and a can of coffee.

In Masayuki Inaba's laboratory at the University of Tokyo, where some of the SCHAFT team got their start, a PR2 programmed by gifted students tried to serve your correspondent a can of coffee from a fridge.

Rabbi Balin tells of the "Maxwell House Haggadah," ingeniously offered since 1934, with the purchase of a can of coffee, of course, as a follow-up to an advertising campaign assuring people that the brand's coffee was "kosher for Passover".

The game was inspired by the Clint Eastwood film Dirty Harry as well as a coffee advertisement in which a can of coffee grew larger in a gun's sights; in Virtua Cop the player had to shoot approaching targets as fast as possible.

Eleven of the 77 people interviewed did report a sense of information overload, and one participant even likened herself to Robin Williams character in Moscow on the Hudson ("He has to go pick up a can of coffee at the supermarket and he hyperventilates because there are so many choices. That's how I feel with all these sources of information," she said).

Grind fresh coffee beans a little coarser than what you normally find in a can of commercial coffee.

When the cashier and bag boy see a can of Colombian coffee, they handle it lovingly.

But the Maxwell House Haggadah has the virtue of being free as long as a customer buys a can of the coffee, which happens to be kosher for Passover, and many homes reuse the books year after year.

Take the plastic lid off of a large can of coffee.

I'd had a really good experience with a Japanese homeless guy right when I'd gotten into the country, where I'd bought him like a 40-cent can of coffee from a vending machine and he'd turned around and given me $10 in yen for my trouble, so I was kind of sold on the idea that the homeless in Japan are all really great guys.