Sentence examples for given a coffee from inspiring English sources

You are then given a coffee mug.

One was given a coffee, the second a coffee and a danish, and the third, coffee and a bagel.

Every one of the company's 27,000 employees will also be given a coffee table book, "NBC Universal and Comcast A Century in the Making," that interweaves the companies' histories.

In one illustrative study, only 11% of people given a coffee mug traded it for a large bar of Swiss chocolate, whereas only 10% of people given the chocolate bar traded it for the coffee mug.

We found that research participants who were given a coffee mug were willing to pay as much to buy an identical second mug as they demanded to sell the first mug they were given.

At the end of the affair, each alumnus is given a coffee mug containing a handful of rugelach -- "each a snail of sugar-dusted pastry dough, the cinnamon-lined chambers microscopically studded with midget raisins and chopped walnuts" -- which sends the book's narrator into a Proustian rapture.

As the beverage gained popularity, the plant itself remained scarce until the Dutch foolishly gave a coffee bush to Louis XIV.

Also part of the Suspended Coffee Movement, which aims to promote kindness through giving a coffee to someone who really needs it.

It's nice to give a coffee barista a tip, but you're not a horrible person if you don't because at least they're getting paid without you.

He goes on to explain the project thus: "Based on the similarity to the 'take a penny, leave a penny' trays at convenience stores in the US, I've adopted a similar 'get a coffee, give a coffee' terminology for Jonathan's Card".

There's a book out, Richie McCaw: 148, which gives a coffee-table spread to each of his All Black Tests.