Sentence examples for off the cafe from inspiring English sources

(Cole Porter could have written the pocket-T's off the cafe crowd of free-versifiers).

But they agreed that they would feel awkward if they felt they had ripped off the cafe.

The guy paid for a coffee (he claimed many of the laptop users had not), he wasn't using up any electricity and he wasn't mooching off the cafe's Wi-Fi network, so in response the barista threatened to call the police if the guy didn't vacate the "Laptops Only" section.

Police officers had cordoned off the cafe with barriers to allow forensic specialists to work there.

It is the smaller of the two bars at Harry's (the other, more animated one is just off the cafe entrance on the square) and features walls of stone and brick, and comfortable seats at a wooden bar and at a handful of small tables.

Look for Leunig's Bistro at 115 Church, (802) 863-3759, by now a Burlington institution, where you can dine seriously on French and Italian fare, order off the cafe menu, or read a newspaper by the antique mirrored bar; dinner for two with wine runs from $45 to $80.

He steamed off to the cafe and within seconds Mozart filtered through the trees.

So small that we head off to the cafe down the road to find space to talk.

As we head off to the cafe, he stops briefly for another impromptu lecture when he sees signs for a lobbying meeting.

Then they're probably all off down the cafe for bacon, chips and bubble, where they slobber over pictures of butter mountains, grunting 'woor, look at the size of them'.

But what Darton and Hall describe as "the low-brow cake tin aesthetic" works brilliantly, and it would be perfectly possible to stop off in the cafe entirely unaware that it is anything other than what it appears: a slightly eccentric pop-up cafe.