Sentence examples for drunk coffee from inspiring English sources

(Chuck is teetotal. He's never drunk coffee).

The thirteen, all parishioners at the Gustaf Adolph Lutheran Church, were all thought to have drunk coffee and eaten dayold sandwiches and cake there.

He has drunk coffee perched alone on a diner stool, lit up smokes in the doorways of buildings, ridden the subway with his fellow Santas, and schlepped through airport security.

The range of his drink testifies to the times he lived in: no European would have drunk coffee before the early seventeenth century, and there were no public premises for its consumption in England before the sixteen-fifties.

On his desk, among the books and half drunk coffee cups, are not icons but a roll of the black and orange striped ribbons, used by rebels in eastern Ukraine to denote their loyalty to Russia.

Until 1994, I hadn't ever drunk coffee or eaten couscous.

Some are inspired by the minimalist functionality of Soviet-era architecture – like Double V (2005), a life-size replica of an artist studio, perfect in every detail down to the dust and a half-drunk coffee cup.

The news that the designer of New York's famous Greek-key coffee cup, Leslie Buck, has died brought with it, for me, the embarrassing realization that I have never--until today--drunk coffee from such a cup.

The chairman of Parramatta Mosque in New South Wales, Australia, slumps into his office chair behind a desk littered with half-drunk coffees and the remnants of takeout food.

The orange juice is drunk, the coffee sipped.

Since then others have visited and drunk his coffee out of tiny bone-china cups in a palace largely used for ceremonial meetings, and got the same treatment.