Sentence examples for sip a coffee from inspiring English sources

Sip a coffee and conjure up Hercule Poirot and the stylish travellers of yesterday.

Just outside the ice bar, glowing fire pits offer a place to warm your hands while you sip a coffee spiked with brandy and amaretto (or an apple cider with rum and whipped cream).

"My mother told me to wear it so I did," said Noel Ledezma, 29, who had his mask pulled down so he could sip a coffee and eat a muffin as he walked to work.

At least Marty Castrogiovanni, another manager, can sip a coffee ($1.46) while marveling that Bill, tiny Bill, is part of what may be the busiest train line in the world, in terms of tonnage.

Beneath the high ceiling and circular patterned windows you can sip a coffee or take afternoon tea with a sweetmeat on the side while examining the inevitable black-and-white photos of Agatha Christie on the walls.

It is filled with his mother's crystal, china, paintings, light fixtures and furniture, and you can also sip a coffee or a glass of wine with a sandwich ($6 to $7) or pastry ($1.75 to $5.50) in the brick-walled store.

Sipping a coffee at a nearby cafe, the actor Michael Gambon said: "I just heard about it.

In a Turkish restaurant on the Rue Pailleron, Jacques sipped a coffee.

"I am managing the personal transition," Mr. Kerrey, 68, said as he sipped a coffee in a shop here.

The president of Ivory Coast's National Union of Shopkeepers, Abdoulaye Diakité, slowly sipped a coffee and explained: "It's total desolation.

"You never give up," he said, sipping a coffee in a cafe near his home in central London.