Sentence examples for that coffeehouse from inspiring English sources

He said the average customer's chances of encountering a well-made espresso drink are perhaps 1 in 10, and suggested that coffeehouse customers can take a page from the competitions and observe the espresso as it flows from the machine.

For the past few decades, it's likely that coffeehouse baristas and graphic designers would be adorned with tattoos or piercings, but now, it's just as likely that the kindergarten teacher, bank manager, or real estate agent is sporting ink or a nose ring.

On 'Friends,' we were always stuck in the apartment and that coffeehouse".

Mark Greif, a founder of the literary magazine n + 1, told me that coffeehouses are where writers loiter now, not bars.

The writer Jack Hitt, a regular at Lulu's, suggests that coffeehouses are, arguably, the birthplace of modern journalism.

As well as complaining that Christians had abandoned their traditional beer in favor of a foreign drink, critics worried that coffeehouses were keeping people from productive work.

Director of the Campus Activities Complex Phillip J. Walsh said that the Coffeehouse could not be sustained because it was losing money.

Earlier in its history, a high proportion of its customers were loyalists for a simple reason: No one else offered the experience they were seeking high-quality coffee, individualized seeking high-qualitytable coffeehouse atmosphere.

But the transgression here — a modest one, more of etiquette than of ethics — is not the religious content of this oratory but that the coffeehouse preacher disturbed other people at a place where patrons commonly wish to engage in quiet conversation or read the paper or think their own thoughts, not be an involuntary congregation for an ad hoc, overcaffeinated revival meeting.

She insists on recycling whenever possible and is adamant that the coffeehouse will "never" have a sign to advertise the business.

His friends had gone up in flames one by one, and the coffeehouse that might have preserved their memory had been torn down, too.