Sentence examples for called cup from inspiring English sources

Now a soaring, three-story music venue, the Ballroom also hosts a variety of interesting events and has a first-floor cafe called Cup 22, which serves pastries and locally roasted coffee.

"These include plants that give us water lilies, the black pepper we grind onto our food, a group of vines that are often called cup and saucer magnolias, or Schisandra, and the star anis bushes -- Illicium -- found from Florida to Louisiana".

So, her ad gurus have come up with this spot (called "Cup Of Tea" -- see what they did there?), which instills in your mind the idea that McMahon will have no trouble at all reaching out to other wealthy ladies from Connecticut who do not yet own yachts, but nevertheless have a lot of idle time to cruise around leafy suburbs in their shiny new Ford Explorers.

In 1970, Mr. Tibbetts led a group that introduced a one-serving pouch with powdered flavoring called Cup-a-Soup.

If you tell me that in future cups of tea will be called cups of coffee, I say: is that a matter of equality?

JC: Like all quality-focused roasters, we use a sensory evaluation process called "cupping".

In Mario Kart GP, one player is required to race against seven computer-controlled characters in a series of five races which are called cups.

In surgery of moderate auricular deformities (Grade II Microtia), also called cup-ear deformity Typ III [ 10] or concha-type microtia/miniear [ 14], additional skin and rib cartilage or alloplastic material are necessary for the reconstruction.

Glaucoma causes an enlargement of cup region with respect to OD (thinning of neuroretinal rim) called cupping [ 69].

African Cup of Nations, also called Africa Cup of Nations and African Nations Cup, the most prestigious football (soccer) competition in Africa.

This basic suction method of cupping therapy is called retained cupping, which is most commonly used in Chinese clinics as the first type of cupping.