Sentence examples for thick coffee from inspiring English sources

You might as well peer through thick coffee," he said.

This one is a grown-up version, with an almondy base and thick, coffee filling.

And by returning to his roots, he served up a collection to savor along with his country's sweet, thick coffee.

The ushers brought each of us a plate of meat kebabs, gooey cardamom sweets and thick, thick coffee.

We stifle yawns, drink thick coffee and pretend that we wouldn't really rather be in bed at all.

Some Arabic-speaking country where the thick coffee served in little cups was so strong it could keep you awake for days.

We swung by his favourite brewpub, the Dieu du Ciel for a glass of Péché Mortel (deadly sin), a thick coffee-infused stout (my favourite, though, was the very hoppy Babylone IPA at Montreal's first microbrewery, Le Cheval Blanc) and tried the unofficial favourite food of Quebec province, poutine.

Locals lead hyena-spotting daytime hikes, and prepare spicy stews and mud-thick coffee at night, when dinner is eaten around the settlement's only sources of light – open fires.

ONE needs only to hear the accented English spoken everywhere in Miami, or smell the mud-thick coffee wafting from the counter windows of Cuban diners, or watch the parade of cruise ships from the Port of Miami to the Atlantic Ocean most afternoons, to feel in the midst of an international hub.

And if the mug is thicker, coffee tastes better.

When we arrived at Enaf, the local family tending to the lodge that day greeted us with cups of thick, bittersweet coffee (coffee, I learned the next day, is always served in threes, perhaps my favorite Ethiopian tradition).