Sentence examples for venerable coffee from inspiring English sources

But the party was not at the venerable coffee shop in the Edison Hotel that is the backdrop for Mr. Simon's lightly fictionalized play.

Throw in a flourish of new design hotels, fabulous food markets and venerable coffee houses, and it adds up to one of the continent's most enticing summer city breaks.

"You've got a venerable coffee company that's been around, understands coffee, understands what we're after, but also values what's special about us," he said.

One of New York's signal musical experiences is hearing chamber music in this venerable restored coffee barge moored in the East River, with the Manhattan skyline (and passing ships) as a backdrop.

One of New York's signal musical experiences is hearing chamber music in this venerable restored coffee barge moored on the East River, with the Manhattan skyline (and passing ships) as a backdrop.

"O.K., are the Olympics worth it?" Mrs. Lombardi said while stopping for lunch at Murchie's, a venerable tea and coffee shop.

I'm very sad to report that the venerable, wonderful Mei Lai Wah Coffee House in Chinatown appears to have closed for good.

The other day, Mr. Bailey, a flutist, natty in white slacks and blue checked shirt, sat in the well-appointed second-floor reading room of Barnes & Noble, obviously modeled after the venerable 42nd Street research library, sipping coffee and reading a hardcover copy of "Stupid White Men," No.2 on The Times's nonfiction best-seller list.

Harry Gesner's life story is so exciting that a new monograph on his work reads like a John Buchan tale, or the next Laura Hillenbrand project, instead of the usual jargon-infested coffee-table book about a venerable architect.

These are the only questions that matter right now in the coffee shop of the Hotel Edison, the venerable Broadway hangout called the Polish Tea Room by customers through the decades.

Dining options abound, from the 71 Irving Place coffee bar to Pete's Tavern, the venerable watering hole across the street that once hosted O. Henry.