Sentence examples for stacks of coffee from inspiring English sources

A coffee table can be made by adding a glass tabletop to two large terracotta flowerpots, two stacks of coffee table books, or an old steamer trunk or footlocker.

So exclusively homosexual that you made an "It Gets Better" video aimed at kids who were raised in homes without stacks of coffee-table books.

A light-colored, comfortable couch was up against the glass wall by the door, next to a side table with a stack of coffee-table-worthy fashion books.

The father delivers a box from Bob's, a stack of coffees.

A lamp table can be made by adding a small glass tabletop to a stack of coffee-table books or a terracotta flowerpot.

A tall man with unkempt, shoulder-length gray hair, Mr. McCormick says that he doesn't mind diner coffee; he even has a stack of Greek coffee cups on the countertop as a kind of paean to bad coffee.

A short stack of pancakes, coffee and a fruit plate came to $9.52.

He posed for pictures, watched a group of youths dance to a thumping hip-hop beat in the hall downstairs, and took a one-and-a-half-block walk along Lexington Avenue, past the nail salons and mofongo spots, peeking into a supermarket to shake hands in front of a stack of Bustelo coffee cans.

There is a glass meeting table, a stack of CDs, coffee table books about Egypt, a biography of Osama bin Laden.

Those ubiquitous stacks of plastic foam coffee cups at family picnics and church suppers are going the way of the plastic bag in San Francisco.

It's the colors on the wall, the piped in music, the smell of coffee, the stacks of newspapers... it's oddly soothing and invigorating at the same time.