Sentence examples for exchanging a coffee from inspiring English sources

Exchanging a coffee strainer: though she apparently lives in a realm of undefended confusion, she actually deals with it very efficiently.

It wouldn't be fair to exchange a torn, coffee stained paperback for one in pristine condition.

After exchanging a few e-mail messages, the two women met for coffee earlier this year.

Sometimes they have to return or exchange a purchase, grab a cup of coffee or simply use the restroom.

And as a part of today's global food exchange, a Tanzanian coffee cooperative and Bolivian cacao growers will discuss their work.

If you make a donation and receive something in exchange - anything from a coffee mug to a plated dinner - you can deduct the cost of your donation less the value of the item received.

Starbucks will soon include coupons on packaged coffee sold in grocery stores that customers can exchange for a free coffee at a Starbucks store, Mr. Schultz said.

Whereas coffee mugs generate an endowment effect, tokens that can be exchanged for coffee mugs do not.

I used my own pupils, from the class I was teaching - boys of 13 or 14.' The smugglers exchanged their coffee for Kenyan currency, which was spent on kerosene, salt, sugar, soap - and the occasional luxury.

They ordered five boxes of pizza, listened to Christmas music and exchanged presents, with Dodge receiving a coffee maker and a painting of a creek nearby his parents' home.

Not just talking, you can also take turns with the person behind you or in front of you to keep each other's place in the queue secured, so that you can go around again and see if you want something more or would like to exchange something, or to get a coffee or something to eat.