Sentence examples for better mug from inspiring English sources

No? Well, all the critics do, so you'd better mug up pronto.

But they play it straight, which is much better than mugging, and they know just what to do with the leaping processions that open and close the piece.

Your support of this plan by stating that the proposed ratio of public to private spending is moving in the right direction is essentially endorsing the doctrine that it is better to be mugged for $50 than for $100.

I'd just better make sure I mug up on the new timetable if they elect me to the Commons.

Heresy alert: butterbeer ($8.50 in a souvenir mug), while better than what you get if you pour melted butter into a Budweiser, is indistinguishable from a good-quality cream soda.

According to psychologists who have studied how our brains are wired up to latch on to the rituals associated with drug delivery, coffee "tastes better" in your favourite mug.

"She found my question hard to believe," Graham recalled, "and commented with irony, 'I've already had an education.' " In retrospect, it's clear, Diana would have been better off with a mug of cocoa and an art-history book than with jetting around Europe with Dodi Al Fayed.

Sure, you can get a gourmet cup at some coffee shop... for $10 a mug?!?! Yeah, better to just make a cup at home.

The more ice cream you can fit into your mug, the better.

The glorious Diana Vishneva, in the first cast, did even better, and without the mugging.

While this may be true, in reality it would be better not to be mugged at all.