Sentence examples for tiny coffee from inspiring English sources

"Chocolate is no longer chocolate," said Mr. Constant, perched in the tiny coffee bar next to his store.

By day it's a tiny coffee shop, offering simple breakfasts and sandwiches to passing students and workers.

The brown trilby Mr. Penix wears when pulling shots at Everyman Espresso, the tiny coffee bar he owns, is more than just an expression of personal style.

On the tiny coffee table before me, he then places a bottle of Evian, two glasses, a plate of puff-pastry nibbles and a tray of sandwiches.

I asked for a room with a desk but, instead, it has a tiny coffee table and the phone is 10 feet away.

Please don't call my name once my tiny coffee is ready, just in case I'm deep in the throes of writing my novel.

Mexico officials raised the death toll to 80 after devastating storms led to massive landslide smashing through a tiny coffee-growing village deep in the country's southern mountains, where fresh waves of rain threatened to unleash more danger for rescue workers trying to evacuate the last residents from the isolated hamlet.

Working for a Swedish housewares company, Schultz made a business call in 1981 on a tiny coffee-bean store in Pike Place Market in Seattle, was handed a mug with freshly brewed coffee and, as he explains in his book "took a small, tentative sip.... My eyes shot wide open...

Orange juice, iced coffee and tiny, tiny chocolate cake.

Twenty minutes after my call, a bellman wheeled in a cloth-covered table laden with scrambled eggs, sausage, wheat toast, tiny croissants, coffee, sliced melon, kiwi, huckleberries and figs.

At this tiny Williamsburg coffee shop, Mr. Bailey and an Ecuadorean chef friend, Francisco Paez, came up with their own take, adding a hot red pepper stew and a sprinkling of jalapeño potato chips to the $3 egg, cheese and potato taco, which is served on corn tortillas.