Sentence examples similar to cup coffeemaker from inspiring English sources

A coffeemaker made by the German company Braun was tangentially involved (Amazon.com; ten-cup coffeemaker, $39.99).

Larry Finkel, director of food and beverage research for MarketResearch.com, said an online survey by his company last September found that 21 percent of respondents in households where noninstant coffee was made owned an electric single-cup coffeemaker.

All pictures of Penelope were banished to her old bedroom, with the sheaves of drawings she had done before they left Whale Bay, her books, and the European one-cup coffeemaker with the plunger that she'd bought as a present for Juliet with the first money she'd made in her summer job at McDonald's.

At the turn of the 21st century, manufacturers responded to consumer desire for freshness and easy-to-brew systems by producing single-cup coffeemakers using coffee capsules small disposable containers filled with a premeasured amount of coffee and sealed airtight to maintain freshness.

The roast providing a much-needed dose of caffeine as I write about this issue came from a cup and coffeemaker both containing plastic components.

Etched silver-plated julep cups replace standard in-room glassware; a single-cup Flavia coffeemaker marks a distinct improvement on the standard in-room java experience.

Fools, money, soon parted: Keyport ships Brew Thermal 10-Cup Automatic Coffeemaker Solar-powered taxi making its way around the world Spada: Skis made out of granite I don't need anymore gadgets for Christmas, thank you very much.

I have one of those refillable K-cups for my coffeemaker because I couldn't stop imagining the landfills full of empties.

Generally speaking, even the most basic break rooms feature a microwave, refrigerator, coffeemaker, cups, utensils, etc.

Visitors to the bookstore can fill a cup from the drip coffeemaker, pull up a Pantone color-printed Seletti chair (they are also for sale, at 4,500 rupees, or about $103 at 43 rupees to the dollar, each) and browse through the shop's specialty: coffee-table books on art, architecture and photography.

Another set of twins, Don and Dan Stanton, were used to depict a scene where the T-1000 mimics a guard at the asylum, sneaks up on him while he is getting a cup of coffee from a coffeemaker, skewers him through the head, then drags his body into a janitor's closet.