Sentences with word «klatch»

Unlike the at - home, fine - china coffee klatches of previous generations, the new guard sheds that formality.

A couple of untitled, monochrome crayon drawings from 1989 contain just a few quick loops and dashes, like klatches of unicellular life - forms ready to make the leap into more complexity.

Cinnamon Chip Coffee Cake Moist, golden, boldly laced in cinnamon, this cake is a winter brunch and coffee klatch classic.

The Pittsburgh chapter of Sisters in Crime is hosting their first ever Coffee & Conversation Klatch at Mystery Lovers Bookshop

If you're going to hold a meeting, there are several stakes you can use to stop the vampires from making it an endless «blood klatch.»

And his regular Friday brew klatch is a great party, sure — but pick a week, and chances are it's also one of the most potent concentrations of brainpower on earth.

After several years immersed in the rarefied coffee - klatch theological conjectures dominating your seminary study group, you will think everyone talks like that.

That said, some of these gatherings have been more effective than others, the least effective being those comprised of little more than a sanctified coffee klatch followed by a joint statement memorializing our choice of sweeteners, and the most effective being those where actual differences between groups are discussed and possible avenues for collaboration explored.

It's a civics klatch.

Cuomo's friend Bill de Blasio, the mayor of New York City, met with the governor on 10 occasions, not including their recent branzino klatch.

Farrell, a longtime Silver contemporary who would have been part of the leadership klatch, defended the proposal as most other members raged against it.

I would not be inclined to add meetings for their own sake; meetings often turn into klatches.

This is not a club, street or light - headed klatch.

There's a moment in the middle of writer - director Frank Darabont's commentary track for the tenth - anniversary DVD and now Blu - ray release of The Shawshank Redemption in which he marvels at how swiftly and completely that Christian fundamentalists embraced the film (thus allying it with other modern klatch classics like Christmas with the Kranks, The Passion of the Christ, and George W. Bush).

Modeled after the YALSA Koffee Klatch, librarians will get a chance to share snacks and conversation with young adult authors in a «speed dating» format.

The Coffee Klatch offers Chamber members an opportunity to talk to the Board with minimum time commitment, it brings a little more business to the coffee houses, and it allows non-members to learn about the Chamber without committing to a full Board meeting.»

The term coffee klatch comes from the German: klatsch, which can be translated as «a social gathering, especially for coffee and conversation.»

It's not a coffee klatch subject.

Rather, it is a consensus of the Eurocommies and Democrat party, Western academia, government bureaucrats, United Nations, radical Islam, anarchists and every coffee klatch Hollywood, drug - addled, drama queen and self - defeating soupy malcontent.

Of course, rifts between management and sales have been around as long as the Monday morning catch - up klatch at the watercooler.

Alienated from the patriotic careerism of their gung - ho sergeant and the chatty, coffee - klatch femininity of their co-workers, they desperately cling to each other to alleviate the killing boredom.

Besides potential buyers, the coffee klatches attract neighbors and community residents who help Morris with her word - of - mouth marketing and grow her farm.

The idea for these weekly coffee klatches was conceived by Chairman Tom Burgher and approved by the Board.

He holds a minimum of eight coffee klatches each month.

Past regional winners of the coffeehouse challenge include Palace Coffee Co., Café Grumpy, Slate Coffee Roasters, Ipsento, Peregrine Espresso and Klatch Coffee.

They didn't realize they were signing up for a lifetime membership in Ed's Coffee Klatch.

After the announcement, Liu was set to appear at a series of «coffee klatchs» with voters in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn; Grand Concourse and Riverdale in the Bronx; and Washington Heights and Harlem in Manhattan — all before stopping at the Bukharian Jewish Community Center banquet in Forest Hills, Queens, and then finally returning home to Flushing, Queens.

«That debate has been replicated hundreds and thousands of times over the Internet, emails and coffee klatches and over glasses of wine in New York's suburbs that has rapidly changed — at an accelerated pace — public opinion.»

In the film's funniest scene, a klatch of patients laugh off their absurd therapies while bragging about their advancement in various games.

Maxwell Smart, Agent 86 (Steve Carell) of Cold War dinosaur intelligence agency CONTROL (repurposed now as a secret arm of Homeland Security, natch), begins the film as the agency's top analyst, called into action after the identity of the klatch's stable of spooks is compromised by nefarious KAOS agent Siegfried (Terrence Stamp).

Former real estate board president Noel O'Beirne — he claims a senior's discount although he doesn't look eligible — has insulted me daily at a morning coffee klatch and it's time to decamp.

Active Rain has become the world's largest coffee klatch, an army of generally unproductive agents yammering at each other with no particular positive effect.

To keep track of the associates» activities, Moritz depends on the phone, e-mail, and weekly coffee klatches.