11.30 Coffee Break

16.15 Coffee Break

Let's take a break for coffee.

Coffee break (4.30 p.m. 5 p.m.)

Coffee break (11.30 a.m. 11.45 p.m.)

I drink coffee every morning.

Who drank coffee this morning?

Let's take a coffee break, shall we?

I drink coffee in the morning.

I need coffee in the morning.

I drink coffee almost every morning.

I drink coffee almost every morning.

I didn't drink coffee this morning.

Do you drink coffee every morning?

Do you drink coffee every morning?

Drink strong coffee in the morning.

Tom always drinks coffee in the morning.

The coffee this morning it ran over....

I had tea instead of coffee this morning.

I drank three cups of coffee this morning.

I always drink a cup of coffee every morning.

My father drinks a cup of coffee every morning.

Let's break off for half an hour and have some coffee.

I always have two cups of coffee in the morning.

I always have two cups of coffee in the morning.

I always drink a cup of coffee in the morning.

I always drink two cups of coffee in the morning.

I always drink two cups of coffee in the morning.

I always drink two cups of coffee in the morning.

He came to the hotel and had coffee this morning.

Give me and my brothers a break until morning!

Er, I brew myself some coffee in the Cona every morning.

In the morning I usually drink coffee, in the evening I drink tea.

I drank a very hot double espresso at the coffee shop this morning.

Every morning you have tea, as well as coffee. So he thought, why don't I convert a pressure cooker into a coffee machine?

We'll keep Williams undercover until morning so the Post can break the story exclusive.

Tea? Coffee? Coffee.

If, however, you allowed me to break you into coffee clusters, maybe three or four coffee clusters, and I could make coffee just for each of those individual clusters, your scores would go from 60 to 75 or 78.

Coffee. Coffee and brandy.

You have been thinking about this problem the whole morning. Take a break go eat lunch.

So Grace and her friend are on a tour of a chemical factory, and they take a break for coffee.

It is typically eaten in the afternoons in the coffee break, and available in almost every bakery in the country.

It would be like 36,000 people staring at 36,000 monitors each and every day, without so much as a coffee break.

Tony Murchison is Subsection Chief of the East Germany and Related Satellites Desk, who brings Control his morning coffee.

So, the second wind would actually be taking place when we were all running to get a coffee break and so on.