Sentence examples for an expresso from inspiring English sources

"Everyday sounds like an expresso machine, squeaky brakes on a car or the clattering of plates would make me wince with pain.

Although not about to pop a champagne cork – or brew an expresso – to celebrate, the former People's Liberation Army engineer said he was happy about the problems the company was encountering in the US.

Instead, you'll find a long, wood slab table situated ever so slightly towards the left side of the room, where a wide selection of pastries, along with menus, plates, cups, utensils, jugs of water and an expresso machine can be found neatly laid out in the open.

Openings Zucca, a 290-seat Italian restaurant with white subway-tile walls, an expresso bar and an industrial Milan trattoria look, is scheduled to open just before Halloween (zucca means pumpkin) in the Roosevelt Field Mall (516-739-7119) where the California Cafe had been.

If you go into a coffee shop and order an expresso, be ready for a few stares and giggles.

This all ended with a Pfalz Chardonnay Eiswein (#10), balanced with an expresso, topping this all off with a Calvados Pays d'Auge (#11).

My friend Lynn sleeps like a baby even after an evening expresso.

In October, Bruno de Carvalho, the president of Sporting, denounced Football Leaks in an interview with Expresso, a Portuguese publication, saying that "the police need to check" the sources and veracity of the website's content.

Gilberto Gil, one of Bahia's legendary musicians, was appointed to the cabinet last year (which tells you how seriously Brazilians take their music or, perhaps, how lightly they take their politics), but still finds time to put together a trio, Expresso 2222.

Line B of Porto Metro links Póvoa de Varzim to Porto and the airport with two services: a standard and a shuttle (the Expresso); through Verdes station, Metro trains link the city and the airport.

He would draw chuckles as he walked by places like the Gioiosa Caffe Expresso, an old-school coffee place where older men sit in mismatched chairs along the sidewalk.