Sentence examples for introduced coffee from inspiring English sources
Mocha's founding in the 14th century is traditionally associated with the Muslim holy man Shaykh Shādhilī, who is supposed to have introduced coffee drinking to Arabia.
American missionary Samuel Ruggles introduced coffee to the island in 1828, transporting cuttings of Arabica trees from Oahu to Kona.
Some of the benefits of introducing coffee pods that appealed to Cafédirect were: Increased consumer choice for single-serve coffee pods in line with its values: 100% Fairtrade; directly sourced from smallholder growers; at least 50% of profits reinvested back into growers.
Starbucks is furthering its push into China after it consummated its partnership with Tencent to introduce coffee gifting via WeChat, China's top messaging app.
With single-minded drive, Robert Sr .fought off 40 lawsuits from the dairy industry claiming he was counterfeiting cream, and expanded the company's offerings, introducing Coffee Rich nondairy creamer, frozen cakes and frozen seafood.
The conceit of the book was to introduce coffee, then talk about coca and show how these plants have developed over time and established these relationships with people.
In the two years since McDonald's introduced premium coffee, sales of drip coffee are up 70percentt, Mr. Alvarez said.
After his presentation, shareholders used the time allocated for questions to offer suggestions on improving the everyday coffee and introducing specialty coffee shops in some stores.
It has opened boutiques in tony locales such as Newport Beach, California, and New York's Madison Avenue, and last year the company introduced a coffee machine called the VertuoLine, which makes the 250ml (8oz) cups of regular coffee that Americans favor, along with the petite cups of espresso popular in Europe.
Another chain, Pronto, introduced a "coffee bar".
In late 2007, Mr. Abu Dayyeh introduced a coffee mug that commemorated the Annapolis peace process President George W. Bush initiated to drive Israeli-Palestinian talks.
