31 sentences with 'coffee'

• « The coffee in the blue cup is yours. »

• « Although I like coffee, I prefer herbal tea. »

• « Like half an orange with coffee every morning. »

• « I can't do without my morning coffee to wake up. »

• « I went to the bar for a coffee. It was very good. »

• « I poured a teaspoon of sugar into my morning coffee. »

• « The cat jumped onto the desk and spilled the coffee. »

• « Organic coffee has a richer and more natural flavor. »

• « I prefer coffee with milk, whereas my brother prefers tea. »

• « The coffee spilled over the table, splattering all its papers. »

• « Today I ate a sweet chocolate cake and drank a glass of coffee. »

• « Although most people prefer hot coffee, he likes to drink it cold. »

• « The coffee I ordered was semi-bitter, but delicious at the same time. »

• « I like my coffee with hot, frothy milk; on the other hand, I hate tea. »

• « The aroma of freshly brewed coffee filled my nose and awakened my senses. »

• « The smell of freshly brewed coffee was an irresistible invitation to enjoy a hot cup. »

• « The intense aroma of freshly brewed coffee is a pleasure that wakes me up every morning. »

• « Fried egg with bacon and a cup of coffee. It's the first meal of the day and it tastes so good. »

• « The bitter taste of the coffee mixed with the sweetness of the chocolate in the cup, creating a perfect combination. »

• « The smell of freshly brewed coffee filled the kitchen, awakening his appetite and giving him a strange feeling of happiness. »

• « Upon smelling the aroma of freshly ground coffee, the writer sat down in front of his typewriter and began to shape his thoughts. »

• « The man was walking down the street with a chocolate cake in one hand and a cup of coffee in the other; however, he tripped over a stone and fell to the ground. »

coffee: The man was walking down the street with a chocolate cake in one hand and a cup of coffee in the other; however, he tripped over a stone and fell to the ground.

• « Raw goods (e.g. sugar, tobacco, cotton, coffee, etc.) were processed in America and shipped to Europe. »

• « Tea grown in India became cheap enough for even workers to drink on a daily basis; so did South American coffee on the continent. »

• « Indeed, six days after her first birthday, she took her first wobbly steps from the coffee table to her mother's outstretched arms. »

• « In other cases, it took the form of "semi-slavery" as on the island of Java where the Dutch imposed coffee and spice quotas on the villages. »

• « More than 90% of the slaves were sent to the Caribbean or Brazil because sugar cultivation, as well as coffee cultivation and mining in Brazil, required constant replacement as slaves perished from exhaustion or injury. »

• « Caffeine, present in coffee, is an alkaloid that in moderate proportions soothes some aches and pains, reduces fatigue, improves coronary circulation and promotes diuresis; in excessive quantities, it causes very severe damage. »

• « Coffee (from the Turkish kahvé, coffee plant seed) also has its prehistory, and the coffee houses of 18th century London remain archetypes of literary, political and social centres where dialogue sparkled under caffeine stimulation. »

• « We could imagine the ocean as a giant coffee cup where lumps of sugar (ice), soaked in poisons, slowly melt. Thus, drifting like blocks of ice, the ecological future of the regions that until recently were considered the least polluted is sailing. If the tango is right, perhaps the last coffee has been served for the polar ecosystems. »

• « Because of the enormous wealth that was generated not from gold and silver per se, but from commodities such as sugar, tobacco and coffee (as well as luxury goods such as spices that had always been important), the states of Europe were willing to constantly fight among themselves, as well as to perpetrate one of the greatest crimes in history: the Atlantic slave trade. »

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