Sentence examples for nickel cups from inspiring English sources

And bohemia might seem as distant in time as nickel cups of coffee.

A few doors away, his buddy Willem de Kooning shuts up his studio for the evening and sets off along a deserted Eighth Street to the Waldorf Cafeteria at Sixth Avenue, where he pulls up a chair and joins his friends as they nurse nickel cups of coffee and argue about art into the wee hours.

One regular thanked Mr. Norman as he walked out earlier this month: "I can't make coffee for a nickel a cup".

Dr. Stu dropped a nickel into my cup and I drank it anyway!

But on his first trip to "the big city", Minneapolis, in 1933, grown men had begged him for a nickel for a cup of coffee and a small, dry hamburger, and a riot had started round him when a milk-cart dumped its load in the street.

Since the first New York automat opened in Times Square on July 2, 1912, a nickel had bought a cup.

For the most part, what Las Vegas offers is a not very sinister form of sin, tame enough for grannies in wheelchairs, clutching their plastic coin cups at the nickel machines.

Customers help themselves to cups and drop nickels into a coffee can.

Nickel hydroxide electrode composed of cup-like pore arrays, which could act as an effective catalyst layer for electrolysis of urea, was formed on stainless steel foil by cathodic electrodeposition using a monolayer of polystyrene spheres as a template.

The New Yorker, March 17 , 1951P. 22 Southern Intelligence: A Lake Charles, Louisiana, restaurant is offering half a cup of coffee for a nickel.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman and Donald Hogan The New Yorker, March 17 , 1951P. 22 Southern Intelligence: A Lake Charles, Louisiana, restaurant is offering half a cup of coffee for a nickel.