Sentence examples for espresso to go from inspiring English sources
Want an espresso to go at Ninth Street Espresso?
Don't ask for your espresso to go; not only will you not get it, you might get a lecture about why that's a terrible idea.
When some customers at the three outposts in Brooklyn and Manhattan became, well, grumpy over the lack of takeout espresso, Ms. Bell instituted a policy meant to be taken more with a wink than with the snarl of the cafe's logo: Patrons can get an espresso to go, if they pay $12 to drink it from a porcelain cup they can keep.
Stop at Lucibello's Italian Pastry Shop (935 Grand Avenue; 203-562-4083; lucibellospastry.com) for marzipan-flavored, pine nut-topped pignoli, clam-shaped sfogliatelle and crispy cannolis, and the at the friendly coffee shop Fuel (516 Chapel Street; 203-773-5005), down the street, for an espresso to go.
And, yes, there are cupholders, but the ones in the back may be just big enough to hold an espresso to go, and that's about it.
For the brows, groom using an angled brush and carefully fill in with a matte dark chocolate shadow like my Color Disc in Espresso to Go. Top it off with a peachy nude like my NP Set in San Francisco.
Sleep is impossible after two of these. 1 double espresso, left to go cold 50ml vodka 25ml Kahlua 10ml sugar syrup (see sour recipe) 1 pinch ground black cardamom and 3 coffee beans, to garnish Put the coffee, vodka, Kahlua and sugar syrup in a shaker.
And there will be espresso drinks to go with all those pastries, cupcakes and excellent chocolate chip cookies.
"A double espresso!" I have to go to see Helene this morning at the police mortuary.
Old men lean on the outside windowsill, ordering cortados (espresso with milk) and empanadas to go.
