Sentence examples for overpriced coffee from inspiring English sources

I've barely drunk my overpriced coffee.

In the fashionably overpriced Coffee Mania, women in furs sip green tea through surgically enhanced lips and keep their heavily mascara'd eyes peeled for a wealthy "sponsor".

The city's main boulevards are lined with English-language signs; boutiques sell everything from Armani to gem-encrusted Vertu cellphones, and cafes serve the latest in overpriced coffee concoctions.

A culture in which people are more willing to pay for overpriced coffee than a newspaper ensured the downfall of the Independent papers after three decades in print, a senior executive has said.

Students, "probably not even born when they were scraping the body parts off the street", drink overpriced coffee and go to shiny nightclubs; Sinn Féin politicians, their teeth whitened for the cameras, sit in Stormont.

When this millennial couple are not drinking overpriced coffee, they drape themselves across the interior of a helicopter (rented), ride in a Lamborghini (borrowed), and strut about, chins raised, in pinstripe suits (holding something so risibly quaint that it has come back in vogue: hardcover books).

Second – for the time that it takes to drink an overpriced coffee – during the course of that day, everyone would have to find a quiet place, – a park, a garden, a balcony – close their eyes and listen to the sounds of the birds, the wind in the trees, or water.

Every Starbucks: overpriced coffee and underappreciated newspaper.