Sentence examples similar to organizing coffee from inspiring English sources

For example, office workers could engage in organizing coffee-breaks or other activities for their team.

Sometimes they would organize coffee houses once a month where groups of kids would play AC/DC and Led Zeppelin covers.

With TechnoServce, it helped organize three coffee cooperatives, built three wet mills to process coffee and exported 10 tons of coffee last year.

And with no place to legally organize, this coffee shop has become an unlikely gathering place for human rights activists and opposition leaders.

When I first decided I wanted to take travel writing seriously, I organized a coffee meeting with a travel editor.

Start by talking with others who are working on similar projects and then organize a coffee or brown bag lunch to begin sharing best practices.

Jean Louise finds herself drafted into a "Coffee" organized by her aunt Alexandra.

Robert Seigher, volunteer coordinator for the Lutheran Church in Giessen, told VICE News that he used to organize tea or coffee events in the Giessen camps where people could come together and chat, but since the camps begun overflowing there's been no rooms without beds in them.

"Access to clean drinking water is critical for the health of children around the world," said Veneman at the event organized by Starbucks Coffee Company and Ethos ™ Water.

"It bothers me if it is true that he was a jerk the other night," said Ms. Smith, who was organizing her lesson plan over coffee and a muffin at the Cafe Mozart.

Before we even had a chance to take a breath, on campus recruiters from the likes of McKinsey and Goldman were hosting events, organizing "case competitions" and convening coffee hours to determine the best and the brightest.