Sentence examples for their grande from inspiring English sources

The vaguest hint of implied criticism of their grande dame is enough to trigger endless tweetstorms, crossly worded blog posts, and YouTube commentary.

Starting Thursday, Starbucks addicts can get their grande lattes in a $1 reusable plastic cup, sold by the chain across North America in an effort to get customers to cut back on waste.

However, she does understand that most Americans do not share her sentiments, since she knows they spend most of their waking hours standing in line, waiting for their grande lattes and their venti caramel macchiato with whipped cream and double shots of caffeine.

Cars were backed up onto the street while they waited for their Grande Combos to be made, which always took a minute because we couldn't thaw out our bags of beef or congeal the frijoles in time, and Tom and I were often too stoned to do anything with speed or alacrity.

A GROWING number of coffee drinkers seem to prefer their morning grande skinny latte without a foul-tasting double-shot of social injustice.

If any other countries out there want their own "grande cause nationale," we'd like to bid on the project.

Domiciliary administration could reduce patient waiting times in the hospital and increase the time spent at home, which is known to be of importance to patients and their families (Grande et al, 1998).

With a vineyard planted in the "unproven" wilds of wheat country outside The Dalles, Ore., Scott Elder and Stephanie LaMonica struggle to promote their label, The Grande Dalles, and make a go of selling their wine.

However, Henri and Rémi maintained that these were not necessarily better than their standard-bearing Grande Cuvée, but different, and interesting mostly for the different character of each vintage.

Chang told us about the decision-making behind their version of Grande's track.

We are hearing reports of parents struggling to feed their children and to heat their homes," Lise Grande, the U.N.'s humanitarian coordinator for Iraq, said before the latest offensive began.