coffee break造句

I'm on coffee break.

No, I'm just taking my coffee break.

Lucy: She "fined" me for taking an extra coffee break.

Why not change our coffee break at 10 o'clock?

Men in fezzes and prayer caps take a coffee break in a village near Xanthi.

Some people also have a coffee break around 9:30 in the morning and a tea break about 3 o 'clock in the afternoon.

As the Viennese would say: if you don't have time for a coffee break, then your life needs changing.

No matter how you grab it, it's guaranteed to enliven your coffee break and perk up your pantry.

That people will produce more if they have periodic breaks; and from that, he introduced the coffee break.

When the group took a coffee break, the Anthropocene was the main topic of one suggested that Crutzen copyright the word.

What's interesting is what happened later, during a coffee break, when I got into a discussion with two senior German executives attending the meeting.

Here are some short-term ways to handle stress: take a walk, take a bath, take a coffee break, listen to soothing music, find a quiet place to read or pray, and talk to a friend.

At each of its 20 buildings at its 200-acre campus in Raleigh, North Carolina, SAS Institute provides coffee break rooms stocked with free soda, fresh fruit, M&Ms and pastries.