Sentence examples for crowded coffee from inspiring English sources

After arriving late in the night, I avoided the hotel's noisy and crowded coffee shop, even though I was hungry.

"There was the sea and the sky and a boat that came into the frame," he said, sitting in a crowded coffee shop called Wimpy's in downtown Beirut.

Would I be accounting for the difficulties of speaking to a stranger in a crowded coffee shop, especially one who seems -- as Vi says of her professor -- "aggressively confrontational"?

A bomb went off in a crowded coffee shop late Friday in the ethnically disputed northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk, killing at least 19 and wounding more than two dozen in the latest in a string of bloody attacks since the start of the holy month of Ramadan this week.

If an informer usually travels to work in a neighbor's van, Perry says, his controller may tell him to switch to the bus, so he can "stop off on the way home at a crowded coffee house and keep an ear out for information that moves around such places".

He wanted to know about private habits and idiosyncrasies, the sound of a man's voice and the fit of his clothes, the ordinary things that can so easily go missing from official records, the things by which you would know Hooke immediately if you needed to find him in a crowded coffee house.

The paper became wildly popular in Egypt: peasants crowded into coffee shops to hear it read aloud, and sheikhs were rumored to hide it in their turbans.

Pretzels and a spacious plastic bottle of defizzed Diet Coke crowded the coffee table.

Frills are few; in a sparse apartment, cigarettes, tea, Nescafé, sugar and a drink from boiled leaves of yerba maté crowd his coffee table.

As the night wore on, people crowded the Council coffee machine to keep alert.

The sidewalks were crowded with iced coffees and farmers' market gladioluses.