Sentence examples for more espresso from inspiring English sources

She is now more espresso martini than chardonnay.

On a recent visit to New York, he went looking for more espresso cups.

In an act of community service Australia's Hugh Jackman tried to explain the flat white as "like a latte with a little less milk and more espresso".

Coffee drinkers in the Sun Belt, it turns out, prefer cold drinks, while those in the Northeast generally like drip coffee and those in the Pacific Northwest drink more espresso.

The rugby player said he had a fry-up, as well as a "small champagne flute" and two more espresso martinis, within 45 minutes, before getting a cab to his car.

Forty years later, cities mostly thrive, crime has been in vertiginous decline, the young cluster together in old neighborhoods, drinking more espresso per capita in Seattle than in Naples, while in San Francisco the demand for inner-city housing is so keen that one-bedroom apartments become scenes of civic conflict — and so big cities turn into hateful centers of self-absorbed privilege.

Marks & Spencer, incidentally, has a richer, more espresso-like Irish Stout (4.5% abv), from the Carlow Brewing Company, for £2.29 a 500ml bottle, which would be spot on with boiled bacon or some of that gorgeous dark, malty Guinness bread.

They tasted several more espressos.

Some still mentioned recovery as some far-off destination that might be reached with a few more days and a few more espressos.

On the first floor, LVMH executives in elegant black suits are drinking more espressos, up here borne aloft by waiters with silver trays.

There are good theoretical reasons to expect these phenomena to begin to appear at the energy level of the L.H.C., or so at least Arkani-Hamed tried to explain to me over several more espressos.