Sentence examples for nursing a coffee from inspiring English sources

"I was shocked and amazed," exclaims the lean and bearded 63-year-old, nursing a coffee.

Those remaining would be left nursing a coffee in a café, wondering where next to offer a battered typescript.

Sitting there nursing a coffee, I realised it was still my favourite place on Earth, even if the view was not what it used to be.

"It took me seven years to make this game," Blow says wearily, calling me from a cafe in San Francisco, nursing a coffee and understandably exhausted.

It was time for another rest, so I joined the locals outside one of the cafés that surround Grote Markt, wrapped up against the cold, nursing a coffee and watching life on the square warm up.

He was nursing a coffee with a fruit fly at the rim, charging the family's phones on a power strip and postponing the walk back home as long as he could.

"They all contend with youth," says Baumbach, nursing a black coffee.

But these days it's all about sitting around nursing a long coffee.

"We had no idea what was going to happen at Sundance – it was heart-in-throat stuff," says Neill, nursing a milky coffee at a plush Sydney hotel (the waiter had assumed it was for me: Neill's got the facial hair for a long black).

I sit in a nearby park nursing a Greggs coffee, which is better than it has any right to be, and enjoy my pizza-induced hangover breakfast surrounded by pigeons.

Mr. Meridor, nursing an American coffee at the cafe near the house his parents bought many decades ago in the upscale Rehavia neighborhood, sounded like two other public figures from famous right-wing families — Ehud Olmert, the former prime minister, and Tzipi Livni, the justice minister and chief peace negotiator.