Sentence examples for the average cafe from inspiring English sources

One of Gillings' works used piles and piles of plastic cutlery, and another gathered mountains of used milk bottles––noting that the average cafe burns through twelve of them daily.

According to Mr. Premawardhana, musicians generally split audience donations, which amount to anything from $200 for the average Revolution Cafe session to $750 for playing at the Legion of Honor.

In a survey by Citizen Holdings, the watchmaker, of 400 men in their 20s to 50s, the average time spent at cafes and restaurants plunged from 7 hours and 52 minutes a week in 1990 to 2 hours and 25 minutes in 2010.

Colleges and internet cafes remain an important part of the access landscape, especially in gaming (PCs and Internet access at home is still just slightly too expensive for the average person), but the cafes are widespread and cheap to access.

A manufacturer's CAFE is the average fuel economy of the manufacturer's fleet of vehicles for that model year weighted by the production volume of each model of car.

The truck driver, the average guy would listen in the cafe, the truck, the old car that's 50 years old and still has an AM radio," said Mr. Leno in the interview.

The finned and chromed V8-powered monsters beloved of Americans were replaced by dumpy, front-wheel-drive boxes designed to meet new rules (known as CAFE standards) limiting the average fuel economy of carmakers' fleets and to compete with Japanese imports.

"I think for the average Cuban, with his little street cafe, it's too expensive to tell the taxman the truth".

The average Aussie spends about $70 a week on eating out in cafes, takeaways and restaurants.

What Goodwin managed will become increasingly important to carmakers in the US, where the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) bill means on average a company's cars must manage at least 35 miles per US gallon by 2010.

Hat tip to Peter Sinclair.