Sentence examples for sending coffee from inspiring English sources

Annoyingly, the coffee growers of flooded Honduras and drought stricken Brazil and all those other places you didn't know your coffee came from might not be able to get coffee beans to grow in a warmer climate … The problem has already started to impact you in Vietnam, where farmers have run out of water and stopped sending coffee overseas.

United Airlines stock plunged after video of a bloodied man dragged off a flight went viral; a Japanese airline apologized after a man who used a wheelchair had to climb a staircase on his hands; and a jolt of turbulence injured 10 on an international American Airlines flight, sending coffee into the overhead cabin lights.

The big move from 2001 reflects the fact that in that year new supply from Vietnam flooded in, sending coffee prices to a 30-year low.

An extreme drought in Brazil has destroyed much of the coffee crop, sending coffee prices soaring.

He raised his cup to take a sip, but I knocked it out of his hand before it reached his lips, sending coffee splattering in all directions.

Last month, rumors surfaced that Starbucks would not send coffee to troops in Iraq in protest of the war.

A shortage of premium Arabica beans from Colombia and Central America has sent coffee prices shooting up by 25% since the beginning of this year.

It is the chief collecting point for a forest region that sends coffee, cocoa, kola nuts, and timber (sipo) to the coast for export.

Peet's has sent coffee to a homesick Stanford student in Mongolia, and will take international mail orders on its website, but it has no immediate plans for a push overseas.

I tripped and fell down the Google rabbit hole". I send coffee emoji as Facebook lets both of us know that a third friend is also awake and reading these messages.

Within 24 hours, Dan Ronnow, vice president of distribution and procurement, wrote back saying the company would be honored to send coffee overseas and would pick up the shipping cost.