Sentence examples for thought coffee from inspiring English sources

She's always been nervous about becoming nervous and she thought coffee would make her nervous, but her doctor prescribed it….

She's always been nervous about becoming nervous and she thought coffee would make her nervous, but her doctor prescribed it.

You thought coffee was bad with its double espresso hazelnut soy lattes but wait until you see what's going on in the world of water.

Have you ever thought coffee could be so fragrant?

Really, the question is, why do so many people think coffee is Italian?

It was extremely delicate and floral, like jasmine tea, and vastly unlike what most people think coffee tastes like.

I always think coffee tastes better fresh – and in any case, when shaken with enough ice, there's no need to chill it first, though as Samuel and Samantha Clark advise in their book Morito, "it's important that you add the coffee last when mixing the drink because if you add it first, it will melt the ice and dilute the drink".

"We think coffee may be the last employee 'perk' to be eliminated".

If we view access to coffee as meeting an important need, then we might worry about the unequal distances or the psychic burden of seeking the coffee, but if we think coffee is only an amenity (leave aside addiction), then we might not care about these other issues, even if they lead to differences in preferences for obtaining coffee and in coffee consumption.

New Yorkers have plenty of good coffee on just about every block (Shout out to Think Coffee on Mercer!), but that doesn't mean they don't have a Starbucks on every other corner just like the rest of the world.

"I think coffee is more of a woman's drink, don't you?" Mr. Fu asked.