Examples of 'bring me some coffee' in a sentence
Meaning of "bring me some coffee"
The request 'bring me some coffee' is a polite way to ask someone to get or make coffee for the speaker, often used in casual or informal settings
How to use "bring me some coffee" in a sentence
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bring me some coffee
I would like a servant to bring me some coffee.
Better bring me some coffee.
I did ask for a servant to bring me some coffee.
And bring me some coffee.
Dr. Smith All I did was ask for a servant to bring me some coffee.
Would you bring me some coffee.
Bring me some coffee if you want your picture back.
Have McGuffey bring me some coffee.
Just bring me some coffee and bring him a couple eggs.
When you have finished, will you bring me some coffee into the library?
Bring me some coffee and something to eat!
Kim Na Na, bring me some coffee.
Bring me some coffee before I become a goat!
No, I think I ´ ll skip the bread pudding . Just bring me some coffee.
Just bring me some coffee.
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I promised -- just bring me some coffee.
When I die, bring me some coffee and you will see that I will resurrect like Lazarus.
Lucia, bring me some coffee.
Well, bring me some coffee.
Just bring me some coffee and bring him a couple eggs. I don't want eggs.
Go . Bring me some coffee.
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