Sentence examples for up at a cafe from inspiring English sources

(Showing up at a cafe in Formentera with no shoes and sleeping bags is apparently commonplace).

I wonder if we are heading towards the family home, but we end up at a cafe.

I'd read that Maya never gives much of herself away in interviews, but when we meet up at a cafe in King's Cross she is relaxed and engaging.

Brahim Abdeslam had blown himself up at a cafe on Boulevard Voltaire during the Paris attacks, hours before Salah fled back to Molenbeek.

"17 feet away," the message said one evening when fired up at a cafe in the Castro district -- a disproportionate number of men were then seen holding their phones and looking over their shoulders.

On the night of May 2, Mr. Veljkovic and a friend went to see if they could help a friend who had been beaten and threatened by Marko and his men, and then told to turn up at a cafe and sign his allegiance to the Yugoslav Left Party run by Marko's mother, Mirjana Markovic.

Some recent ideas: riding motorcycles around and watching Star Trek (Texas); eating steak and cuddling in the rain (Akwa Ibom, Nigeria); and showing up blindfolded at a cafe and letting "our voices & fantasies decide about a 2nd date" (Bonn, Germany).

"Some recent ideas: riding motorcycles around and watching Star Trek (Texas); eating steak and cuddling in the rain (Akwa Ibom, Nigeria); and showing up blindfolded at a cafe and letting 'our voices & fantasies decide about a 2nd date' (Bonn, Germany)." But the founders wanted to find a way to keep users on long after they had found love.

We met up Wednesday at a cafe in Yorkdale mall, where Hot Santa has been doing his thing this season (e.g. standing and taking selfies with thousands of grown-ass men and women who wait hours in line for the chance score more than 20 likes on a single Instagram post).

Instead, we ended up at a little cafe on Brighton Beach Avenue that goes by the name Kafe Shashlychnaya in Russian and Cafe Shish Kebab in English.

You can go caving and then show up at a nice cafe for lunch without changing clothes, and nobody cares.