Sentence examples for coffee perhaps from inspiring English sources

American travelers may be accustomed to a cup of coffee, perhaps accompanied by a room-temperature pastry, for breakfast.

A coffee, perhaps with a cordial, at the pretty bar would suit those who want to linger over something sweet.

For some reason -- too much coffee, perhaps, or too many episodes of "Homicide" -- he peppers his scenes with jump cuts.

Port might work, too, and good Armagnac would certainly be delicious, though, personally, my choice would be coffee, perhaps a Kenyan pour-over.

At some point, during coffee perhaps, he would pop off and sign the treaty.Alas for Mr Brown, this grudging half-visit seems the worst of all worlds.

"If she had a conversation over coffee, perhaps somebody would have had that conversation, but if so I'm not aware of it".

You might have finished with pineapple upside-down cake and thick black coffee -- perhaps the only things Mosaica has in common with those vanished kosher palaces of old.

Trees, birdsong, the smell of coffee, laughter perhaps?

Oil is the nation's only significant economic hope besides coffee, and perhaps eventually, tourism.

She says: "My freezer is usually empty except for coffee and perhaps some stock".

Caffeine appears to be protective; routine high intake of coffee (and perhaps also tea) can lower uric acid levels.