Sentence examples for cafe taking from inspiring English sources

He got hold of a gun and stormed a cafe taking everyone inside hostage," the author writes of the siege.

But it took a week in a budget downtown hotel – queuing for breakfasts at Dottie's True Blue cafe, taking shy photos outside the house Maupin was inspired by – an afternoon in Alcatraz, and various second-hand clothing purchases along Haight Street, for me to convince my boyfriend that this, one day, should be our home.

Allen follows a hobo he met at a homeless shelter into a cafe, taking him up on his offer of a free meal.

"I have a responsibility now," he said in a recent interview in a midtown New York City cafe, taking a break during a packed day of classes and rehearsals.

In south London, a collective of chefs at Bonnington Cafe take a similar approach to specialising.

For the NDSM shipyard, Pllek, IJKantine and Noorderlicht cafe, take the NDSM ferry (15-minute crossing).

This downtown cafe takes any preconceived notion of what "hillbilly" food might be like and turns it on its ear.

Five years ago, the cafe took that story off its Web site after learning that Mr. McLean had disputed the song's Saratoga Springs debut.

The arrangement of the cafe takes just so long and then the only character gives the signal.

The designer Dai Fujiwara literally woke up and smelled the coffee for the Issey Miyake show, where Antologia, his local Tokyo cafe, took center stage.

Located on the main road between Palmyra (around 80km away) and Damascus (150km), the Bagdad Cafe takes its name from the 1987 film by Percy Adlon.