Sentence examples for cappuccino from inspiring English sources
'cappuccino' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it when referring to a type of coffee drink. For example, "I'll have a cappuccino with dinner tonight."
noun
An Italian coffee-based beverage made from espresso and milk that has been steamed and/or frothed.
By 10am, after a short trip on the funicular railway, we were each sipping a cappuccino in the sun outside the Gran Café in the Piazzetta of Capri Town.
Comparing the need to prioritise a safer planet above an extra cappuccino on the way to work wasn't her finest hour; even in this part of London.
Patnem's beachside cafes all serve a similar mix of east and supposedly west: chai and something resembling cappuccino; curry and something similar to pizza.
I visited a selection of chains in west London, and one independent, buying a cappuccino in each of them.
Dr Orantes sits back in his chair, loosens his tie, takes a sip of cappuccino and announces grandly: "There are three factors: prohibited pesticides, combinations of pesticides, and no protection from pesticides".
And yes, they still do the booze-laced "house cappuccino".
The sabayon-method and others that produce a light, airy hollandaise more akin to cappuccino foam should be avoided.
A small latte or cappuccino will cost the same.
Caffe Nero also topped the table for its cappuccino, scoring eight of 10, compared with Pret a Manger who managed four out of 10 for serving it with "too much milk".
It also offered the first decent cappuccino in the city since the rock'n'roll days of the 1950s, added Schofield, who was 21 when Cornerhouse opened its doors.
They may even sip their macchiato or cappuccino while reading some of the thousands of pages of official documents and articles about how European nations and the EU institutions are working to strengthen "partnerships" with less developed nations.
