Sentence examples for read coffee from inspiring English sources

I was surprised: she does not read coffee cups, unlike my Grandma, who does so and does it well.

Re "Mother's New Little Helper," by Pamela Paul ( Sunday Styles, Nov. 6): I smiled as I glanced over at my bottles of melatonin, Xanax and Ambien as I read, coffee in hand, about the sleep problems affecting working women with families.

On the wall was a poster that read "Coffee Is My Soulmate".

In another brilliant read, coffee expert Tony Wild delves into the dark world of civet coffee before going on to describe the more positive steps being taken by Rarefied, a company enabling habitat and biodiversity conservation, and smallholder education and income, through its production of guaranteed wild civet coffee.

To sum up: the laptop is as green as it gets, the OS puts Vista to shame, the keyboard is liquid-proof (read: coffee-proof) and the screen is bright enough to be read in direct sunlight.

We are not involved in reading coffee grounds," he said.

After the war, when most of her family was starving, she made a good living reading coffee grounds for the wives of missing soldiers.

For those unfamiliar with the old lingo, it reads:  "Coffee" - 9 shekel "Coffee please" - 8 shekel "Good morning, could I have a coffee please?" - 7 shekel As if.

Be that as it may, if I am a witch who still reads coffee grounds and the Tarot — I could feel your disapproval four years ago — I am also a very modern one.

It's not really up to the job, then, if you're looking for hotel where you can sit by an open fire reading coffee table tomes by Lake District photographers.

I made a silent vow to consume enough complimentary alcohol to steal said book and tell the schlubby, middle-aged white guy running the weight loss coffee booth (which sported a banner that read, "Coffee Makes My Clothes Fall Off. I No Longer Need Tequila!") to go fuck himself.