Sentence examples for and expresso from inspiring English sources

Crowned with whipped cream and almonds, it's a colossus, served in a big brandy snifter filled with vanilla ice cream and bananas, covered with hot fudge and lightly soaked in Kahlua, vodka and expresso.

Two other major films of the period share the same concern for presenting, in Reisz's words, "people and events that had not been seen on the British screen" (widely seen on UK screens in those years were Sink the Bismarck!, Doctor in Love and Expresso Bongo).

Not only is the M853 a breeze to use with simple, fully-automatic modes and features, it's smaller than a deck of cards and comes in five cool colors — white, red, graphite, silver, and expresso.

Across three stages is an open bar, along with ice cream machines and expresso machines, and other fun treats. .

Multiple sequence alignments (MSAs) were generated with Muscle [28], TCoffee [29], MCoffee [30], and Expresso [31], and the MSAs were viewed and manipulated in Jalview [32].

When Lidia returned from the bathroom, having darkened her lipstick and mascara, Ron's friends couldn't help noticing that he sat facing away from her, leaving twelve or fifteen inches of space between them, and that she said "expresso" and "eck cetera" and "between you and I," all of which famously grated on Ron's ears.

Guest had no hand in the next of Donlan's films, Tarzan and the Lost Safari (1959), directed by Bruce Humberstone, but he produced and directed Expresso Bongo (1959), adapted by Wolf Mankowitz from his stage musical.

We also take a look at the Nikon D40, the Helio Drift, and the Expresso S2 Exercise Bike for burning off those Thanksgiving calories.

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

Users of Excel 2003, Excel 2007 and other versions will be able to access all features and tools that are normally used within in their Excel applications, as well as custom macros, styles, and formatting via eXpresso.

Cabrita's report was published in the Portuguese weekly newspaper Expresso and later in a book containing several of the journalist's articles.