Sentence examples for coffee warehouse from inspiring English sources

In 1881, the coffee mogul John Arbuckle built a coffee warehouse on the Brooklyn waterfront, in what is now Dumbo.

During one conversation with a contact there in late March, he heard about a job opening: forklift driver at a coffee warehouse in Yonkers.

The Empire Stores site, a former coffee warehouse that is actually seven contiguous buildings that measure 330,000 square feet, will be redeveloped into a mixed-use retail and commercial complex.

First up was what was introduced as "One Big Long Non Sequitur," a monologue by Mr. Rosenblatt loosely based on his grandfather's experience working as an elevator operator at a coffee warehouse in Brazil.

With a grimace, Ms. Rosenthal recalled Mr. De Niro's assurance that "if it doesn't work out with movies, you could always hostess at the restaurant" -- meaning TriBeCa Grill, located in the TriBeCa Film Center, a former coffee warehouse that Mr. De Niro converted into glamorous office and restaurant space.

In addition to his film company, which has produced recent hits like "Meet the Parents" and "Analyze This," Mr. De Niro also opened the TriBeCa Film Center, which houses more than a dozen film companies, in an old coffee warehouse in 1990.

At that time, lower Manhattan consisted of tea and coffee warehouses and ship chandlers eventually evolving into the financial capital of the world.

"I always like to be there when it is roasted," he says, pointing to a coffee-roasting warehouse up the road, run by a friend.

Starwood's 270-room Westin St. Louis hotel opened last month on the site of the Manhattan Coffee Company warehouses, built between 1894 and 1917.

There are no statistics available on how many of these are directly employed in parchment coffee storage warehouses and in primary coffee factories.

As such, Corin seems to live off caffeine, shooting from coffee shop to warehouse to kitchen table for meetings with fellow campaigners.