Sentence examples for cans of coffee from inspiring English sources

They hugged, she left, and Mr. Doucoure went about straightening cans of coffee and sticking price labels on cans of Carnation evaporated milk.

For the past eight years, Equal Exchange, which imports so-called fair-trade coffee, tea and cocoa, has made partnerships with missionary groups, religious organizations and individual churches to help them switch from mass-produced cans of coffee to beans bought directly from coffee cooperatives at prices that guarantee a living wage to small farmers in 17 countries.

"It was part of the same chain – pachinko, cigarettes and cans of coffee," explained Chiba.

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.

The Cadillac camera, about the size of a one-pound can of coffee, is mounted in the center of the grille of the DeVille DTS or DHS.

No arsenic was found in the tap water, in the can of coffee or in the sugar some people had added to their cups.

In the nineteen-thirties, Maxwell House developed and began distributing a Haggadah for free with every can of coffee sold, in part to persuade Jews that the coffee bean is kosher for Passover.

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.

Maxwell House was manufactured in Nashville when its corporate parent, hoping to improve sales to an important demographic group in the New York City market, first offered the soft-cover Haggadah as a giveaway for every can of coffee purchased.

As an example, Mr. Sweeny predicted the advent of "intelligent packaging," in which "your can of coffee senses when it's low and asks your refrigerator to dial Peapod to directly reorder".