Sentences with phrase «usually get their coffee»

In the evenings when things are winding down I usually get my coffee set up for the morning (a must have!)

-- but if I can't find one, I usually get coffee at McDonald's.

I walk to the studio, usually get coffee on the way, maybe granola.

Not exact matches

I usually get up very early in the morning and sit by my window overlooking the river while I have my coffee.

Weekdays don't usually allow for it, since my fiance and I are both usually up by 5:45 - 6 am and it's just get up, snuggle the dog, make coffee, snuggle the dog, get ready to go, snuggle the dog, drink coffee, snuggle the dog, and begin our work days.

Don't forget the H2O I was drinking a lot more coffee than usually my last grad school quarter... knew it... said once my tests were over I'd cut back... and then got a kidney infection the weekend of my tests.

As I currently haven't gotten into drinking coffee I don't usually need creamer for anything; however, there are days where I wouldn't mind a cup of Jo (I just need to get over the fear of coffee)!

There's a cute little coffee shop called The Annex in my neighborhood (Fort Greene, Brooklyn) that has all the regular coffee shop fare — strong caffeinated beverages and an abundance of baked goods — but they also have something else, something that usually sells out quickly, something you have to get there early in order to get your hands on.

I've realized recently that no matter what time I actually get up (and it's usually a full two hours before I actually need to be anywhere,) I spend way too much time casually drinking coffee.

As I'm usually trying to cram food into my face as fast as possible in the mornings (firstly, I am hungrayyy, secondly I've only got about 10 minutes to make and eat my breakfast and coffee during the week), I go for yogurt and muesli (an addiction I've stuck to for pretty much 75 % of my mornings for a year, so far).

It seems that fungi could act as a «bitter blocker» in certain foods (like chocolate and coffee), taking away the bitterness where sugar usually gets the job done.

Therefore I am training on an empty stomach because it would mean getting up an hour earlier to eat, so I usually hit the iron on a cup of coffee.

Among health enthusiastis, coffee usually gets a bad rap.

I was happy to get your Bulletproof coffee the other day, because usually it's toys.

I've never smoked, drink at most one cup of coffee a day, rarely eat out (eating out usually does give me gut rot), avoid unfermented soy... I do get really bad acne when I eat too much processed junk of any sort, but I haven't done that for years.

As for chocolate, I did crave a little, probably because I wasn't getting any of that rich flavor that I usually would from my coffee.

I have to be up very early for work (usually 5 am) but on Thursdays I work from home so I don't get up until sometime between 7:45 and 8:15 am, leisurely make coffee and breakfast, and curl up with a mug on the couch walking the Today Show as I respond to emails etc..

I figured out early on that if I get the fruit cut up quickly, I can usually sit for a moment and enjoy my coffee while the rest of breakfast is finishing up.

i work in the mornings while adam is at school, so you'll usually find me enjoying my coffee and then getting to work at the computer.

This is the quiet place where we get our mornings started, read devotions, talk about our day and drink our coffee (and there is usually whipped cream on it).

And its the first time I've had coffee since I've been sick, (I usually stick to tea) so I've got some -LSB-...]

My husband makes us coffee while I get ready and I'm usually out the door by 8:00 a.m.

Breakfast is usually in tow as I walk to the bus and I don't have coffee until I get to work.

When we're on a plane, if I order wine, I will also get a water, and in the car I'll usually have a LaCroix, coffee and water with me.

Usually the first week of school is filled with coffee with other moms and running and chores that didn't get done over the summer and maybe a few fun things for myself.

The stewardess that served me a drink must have thought I was very thirsty indeed: that people don't usually get that emotional about barely warm filter coffee.

L.A.'s dreamers are usually blocking traffic or getting my coffee order wrong, so it's a testament to writer - director Damien Chazelle that he made me care so deeply about two of them in this valentine to Southern California.

For those that want to make sure they get all the collectibles within a game, these strategy guides are usually pretty handy and look nice sitting on a coffee table to boot.

I'm usually a slow reader but I couldn't put this book down... got curious glances at the coffee shop where I usually read mornings, but not usually laughing and chuckling as I read.

Paper books have little appeal for me anymore, and those few coffee - table or cookbook titles I do want to see, I usually get from the library.

It takes 125 stars to get a free drink at Starbucks, and while I usually stick to drip coffee I will be generous and assume you usually spend $ 4.50 on a latte.

You can usually get tea and coffee, too.

Usually I just get a black coffee (clover press), but sometimes I'll treat myself to a flat white.

Some drivers try to listen to loud music or drink caffeinated beverages to stay awake, but once a driver thinks to get a coffee they are usually already too drowsy to safely be driving on the road.

Usually these plans are so affordable that even the smallest adjustment in your spending habits more than pays the premiums, such as opting not to get drive through coffee on the way to work a few times a week.

Since most courts consider pets to be personal property just like your coffee maker or favorite chair, judges usually follow the same guidelines they use to determine who gets to keep personal property when couples are dividing things due to divorce.

This is the quiet place where we get our mornings started, read devotions, talk about our day and drink our coffee (and there is usually whipped cream on it).

My coffee table usually remains clear of all decor because it gets used for board games, foot resting, and a diving board onto the couch.

Our coffee table gets dragged close to the couches to be used as an ottoman, so we don't usually have anything on top or below it!

The paper cutter is vintage and usually lives here all year long, but I did bring in a new, faux friend from IKEA that I love for its funkiness and a light throw blanket from hayneedle.com keeps things cozy -LRB-... and convenient for those rare rainy, cool mornings when I get to sit on the front porch with my coffee).