Sentence examples for coffee draw from inspiring English sources

The butler may also pour the guest's coffee, draw the guest's bath and lay out the guest's clothes.

I cannot decide to have a thought: I must simply sip my coffee, draw on my cigarette and have faith that one will come, delivered ribbon-wrapped to my dynamic core.

"Black Coffee" draws Hercule Poirot to Surrey in the spring of 1934 to investigate the death of a physicist and the disappearance of a critical formula.

I waited for her there, zipping and unzipping my winter coat, fiddling with a cup of lukewarm coffee drawn from the complimentary pot.

She had just dropped off a deposit for her boss when the smell of coffee drew her across the lobby to the Starbucks hut and its shelves of mugs and coffee beans.

"It was more of a health issue, because coffee carts draw rats".

After coffee, tutors draw ideas from patients on why they persist in boom and bust behaviours (eg, the rewards of getting things done), and the discussion is steered towards helping patients generate positive strategies for energy management (eg, prioritising, pacing).

The downstairs bar, lounge, restaurant and coffee shop draws locals.

The early years of his rule were what many consider Haiti's golden age -- when tourism was at its peak and when Haitian coffee exports drew high prices.

Miyake creative director Dai Fujiwara looked to Japan's coffee shops, drawing inspiration from their trademark gingham tablecloths, the baristas' casual chic and even the fluid dynamics of cream mingling with a piping hot cup of joe.

(Why worry about the succulence of the cherry if all you really care about is the pit?) But she arrived in El Salvador just as a new international coffee movement, drawn to beans and stories like hers, was cresting.