caffeinate

Pour yourself a cup of inspired leadership, and maybe you can caffeinate your business.

Among the 17,000 Starbucks that caffeinate the planet, this one is special.

I caffeinate until around 1, and then I stop.

But those of us who tolerate our daily brew well can continue to happily caffeinate, within reason.

And it's a win for content providers that need to caffeinate tired subscription revenues.

Baristas carpooled, bicycled and walked to work to help caffeinate the masses.

Caffeinate your eyes: Tea bags can perk up tired-looking eyes.

Note to self: caffeinate next time.

Unlike Hugo, I didn’t have to caffeinate my way through an entire issue of The Economist.

Take your most cherished memories to work with you — or just stare at them while you caffeinate every morning with Shutterfly’s travel mug.

In its manifest destiny to caffeinate America, Starbucks appears to have missed downtown Clifton.

Because of his asthma, Che Guevara was addicted to yerba mate, a caffeinate, and look what happened to him.

Locked Loaded and Ready to Caffeinate

Something's Percolating On Astor Place The coffee chains continue to caffeinate the city.

An espresso bar at the back has been touted in press reports as a great place to caffeinate while waiting for your jeans, but it was not operating the day I was there.

RISE AND CAFFEINATE Jeff and I wake up really early.

If you need to caffeinate your sorrows over Paris losing its Olympics bid, Cafe Paris serves a range of creative coffees, like pralinois café (with pralines and chocolate).

Theme shows have included "The Box Show", "The Photo Booth Show", "New York Underwater Show" and "Caffeinate and Decimate."

I would just get up in the morning and caffeinate, and run, and go to the studio for 12 hours, come back, eat dinner alone with a book, have a glass of wine, and go to bed.

"I thought we could caffeinate the literary festival into something that is very New York and very exciting," said Rhonda Sherman, the director of special editorial projects, who championed the event long before it became a reality.

Turkish and Lebanese restaurants in German cities are impossibly cheap, while ‘ Kaffee und Kuchen’ chains such as Kamps and Einstein will caffeinate and heavily starch you in the morning for a pittance

Caffeinate: Oporto and Lisboa First, stop at one of these two rival Portuguese bakeries, situated across from each other at the far end of the street, for a milky coffee and a custard tart from Lisboa or a toasted ham-and-cheese croissant from Oporto.