The phrase "book coffee" is not grammatically correct or usable in written English.
It does not make sense as a standalone phrase and is not a common phrase in the English language. An example of a sentence using "book" and "coffee" correctly could be: "I need to book a meeting room and order coffee for the conference."
They had brought with them their new book, "Coffee Lids: Peel, Pinch, Pucker, Puncture," which includes color photographs and original patent drawings for more than two hundred unique lids.
He's the author of a new book, "Coffee Is Good for You," on which this article is based, as well as "The Healthy Skeptic".
And it's an especially large amount of money considering the remarkable perk package, which included, as he notes in his book, coffee served by staff on a silver tray and a car with a chauffeur and sirens to get to work every day.
Back in 1967, the best-selling book "Coffee, Tea or Me?" (subtitled "The Uninhibited Memoirs of Two Airline Stewardesses") portrayed life in the air as a nonstop party, one to which the authors felt privileged to be invited.
Don Quixote and Sancho Panza show up on stamps, T-shirts, children's books, coffee mugs, and watches, and in paintings, comics, and countless other souvenirs.
Along with best sellers and paperbacks, Ms. Clark Ianniciello stocks cookbooks, children's books, coffee table books, reference titles and others ripe for an impulse buy.
There — on the sidewalk beside the Statue of Liberty figure with the broken torch and beneath the sign promising "books, coffee, democracy"— she smokes a Parliament 100.
Efrain Suarez, owner of Made in Puerto Rico Products, which sells CD's, books, coffee and other items from the island, stood on the corner and pointed east toward Second Avenue.
Wolf lovers manifested the latter at the conference with wolf pins, T-shirts, posters, books, coffee mugs and fairly frequent, piercing wolf howls.
They were followed by spinoff stuff from publishers like posters, plaques and press plates of front pages; books; coffee mugs; and reprints of articles.
To celebrate today's launch, Swipely is offering free music, free books, coffee and more to users who earn the "Turntable," "Bookworm" and "App Storeaholic" badges over the next four weeks.
