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Meanings of coffee-house in English
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Examples for "café"
Examples for "café"
1
What, the café there has just opened a new coffee-and-doughnuts express line?
2
The young man led him to a small table outside a café.
3
No one has seen her since she left the café last night.
4
I came out of police headquarters and immediately found an Italian café.
5
The café area, decorated with a huge South African flag, was packed.
1
And you probably work in a coffeehouse to help cover the rent.
2
You must come to my coffeehouse, everyone will want to meet you.
3
They meet at a coffeehouse, in Greenwich Village, called The Loony Bin.
4
I've got enough to do keeping up with Clara and the coffeehouse.
5
Sharing a cozy table at her mother's coffeehouse, sipping cappuccinos, chatting easily.
1
A great coffee shop requires two things: good coffee and good eavesdropping.
2
Every other restaurant or coffee shop these days offers free wireless access.
3
Independent coffee shop owners can succeed by being canny about location, however.
4
Jeremy always said Mrs. R's coffee was better than any coffee shop's.
5
You must live near the coffee shop, since you're there every morning.
Usage of coffee-house in English
1
He must mingle in the crowds of the exchange and the coffee-house.
2
I encountered him a few minutes ago at my usual coffee-house .
3
But the coffee-house and the inn and tavern of old to revive.
4
And what is true of the coffee is true of the coffee-house.
5
Be kind enough to wait for me in the coffee-house close by.
6
He stated, he kept the Waterloo coffee-house and store at the Eureka.
7
But this delusion vanished as soon as I entered the first coffee-house.
8
I went to the Polen coffee-house, ordered pen and paper, and wrote:-
9
But somehow it was as a coffee-house that it was usually regarded.
10
Others crowded round the swinging doors of the coffee-house in the piazza.
11
But the coffee-house as an institution was not to be put down.
12
The fact is that about 1713 Addison set up coffee-house keeper himself.
13
I went into a large fine-looking coffee-house to look for night quarters.
14
With a melodramatic air he led Blake into a coffee-house near by.
15
The two friends then made their way to a coffee-house in Covent Garden.
16
The same day she entered as waiter in a cheap coffee-house.
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United Kingdom
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