Sentence examples for sensible coffee from inspiring English sources

Alan's sister, Mel Rebecca Halll), a sensible coffee shop waitress, is leery of their larcenous pursuits.

No, the drink choice is good, sensible even: coffee to wake you up, juice for sugar and nourishment.

The religious scholars eventually came to a sensible consensus that coffee was, in principle, permissible.

I started my photo diet this morning and have pictures of a healthy breakfast of two poached eggs, orange juice and black coffee; a sensible lunch consisting of a turkey sandwich on whole wheat bread, an unsweetened iced tea and an apple; and a beautiful picture of my dinner plate with broiled salmon, spinach and a tossed salad.

They recommend a balance of drinks and a sensible, moderate approach to coffee-drinking.

"For some reason it seemed sensible to drink a pot of coffee to which I'd added some cheap brandy and a bit of sugar, topped with a generous dose of whipped cream," says Josh Robinson.

So your job when networking is simply to have enough polite, sensible conversations to meet someone for whom a follow-up coffee meeting would be in their best interests, and yours.

It's better -- that is, more sensible -- to get a machine that heats water fast, uses high-grade coffee pods, makes no mess and delivers a single steaming cup in seconds.

She has grounds for optimism: "Coffee shops are perfect for acoustic music," she told me over a sensible decaff.

There is the Ramones Museum (Krausnickstrasse 23), whose front room is pleasantly coffee-shop-like, with ample seating and rowdy punk music playing at sensible volumes.

That may be sensible commercially - it's cheaper to have one team responsible for sourcing all of Starbucks' coffee, and Switzerland is apparently the centre of the world coffee-trading business.