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Meanings of have coffee in English

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Usage of have coffee in English
1
Make a point to have coffee with co-workers or friends more often.
BBC
2
Many university libraries now have coffee shops and collaborative spaces, for example.
The Irish Times
3
Many events have coffee and cold drinks for sale after the event.
The South African
4
It's a must- have coffee table book for the most general art enthusiast.
Ebony
5
Make sure everything is sparklingly clean, have coffee brewing or candles burning.
The Irish Times
6
Nervously, they both said they would forgo dessert and have coffee instead.
Death at La Fenice
7
I have coffee in my hand and the world at my fingertips.
Goodbye dolly
8
We have coffee tins, meat tins, salmon tins, and tins ad nauseam.
In Darkest England, and the Way Out
9
Will you walk up to the villa with me and have coffee?
Whosoever Shall Offend
10
If I have a big dinner, I just have coffee for breakfast.
Bake sale murder
11
You needn't have coffee and you needn't have guano to do this.
The Prime Minister
12
Did you say that we were to have coffee outside, Lord Redford?
A Lost Leader
13
Don't you wonder how we come to have coffee here, Mr. Allan?
Allan's Wife
14
And I think I'll have coffee this morning, for a change.
The cold light of mourning
15
He said he couldn't wait to have coffee with his wife.
The new yorker
16
Four hours in which to have coffee and light a candle in church?
Kennedy's brain
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