Sentence examples for mean coffee from from inspiring English sources

Peter's Yard also serves a mean coffee (from £1.80).

A coffee machine in the home has come to mean coffee from a capsule.

But, at the upper echelons of the coffee industry, it typically means coffee from beans that are high-quality, roasted freshly and skillfully, and interesting — perhaps they're from a particular farm, like Aida Batlle's Finca Kilimanjaro in El Salvador, which Kelefa Sanneh profiled in the magazine.

I mean coffee with hot milk.

Oxfam cover everything from water to education to agriculture, to trade and health, women's health and Fairtrade – in Haiti that means coffee and rice mainly.

Ikawa means coffee in Kirundi, the language of Burundi.

Calm down-it means coffee cake.

Café con leche means "coffee with milk".

In all of the pairwise comparisons, it is shown that the arithmetic mean of aluminum concentrations in coffee from the aluminum pots was greater than that in coffee from the stainless steel pots.

According to a market and opinion research poll on the preferred method of coffee preparation in a study from 2014, 4.23 million Germans from age 14 upward most commonly use a moka pot to prepare coffee [6]. Figure 3 shows the arithmetic means of aluminum concentrations in coffee from the moka pots tested.

Grabbing a morning coffee from outside meant running a gauntlet of dealers offering "brown," "white," and sex workers offering "a quid a lick"—all before 10 AM.