'cube of sugar' is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a single cube-shaped piece of sugar, typically used to sweeten coffee or tea. Example: "I stirred in a cube of sugar into my coffee, watching it dissolve slowly."
She'd break up a slice of black bread and a cube of sugar on a plate and say to the crying child: "Look at how much you've got.
Likening the Socialist candidate to a cube of sugar, the president has said, "When you put it in a glass of water, it dissolves into nothing".
Asghar Farhadi's movie "A Separation" was the winner last year, and Iran had originally announced it was submitting "A Cube of Sugar," from Reza Mirkarimi, this year.
They have no special powers and they are not, in any real sense, thieves, borrowing only things that have been discarded or will not be missed – an old hat pin, for instance, or a cube of sugar.
I was taken with Charismatic because a decade earlier, down on the farm in Kentucky, with the help of a surreptitious cube of sugar, I had petted his great-grandfather, a big fella named Secretariat.
"MAD MEN: SEASON 3" (2009), paired with a Rittenhouse Rye old-fashioned (cube of sugar, dash of bitters, two ounces rye; mix them up, add ice and a slice of orange).
A 500g jar of Dolmio original bolognese sauce contains more than six cubes of sugar – the same as a Mars bar.
Parents are also reminded of the sugar content of common food and drink, including that a chocolate bar contains six cubes of sugar, a small carton or pouch of juice drink contains over five cubes and there are nine sugar cubes in a can of cola.
Light the cubes of sugar with a match or similar, and allow to burn.
Take the German product designer Oliver Kessler, who made a five-inch cube of refined sugar that glows with a warm, candle-like hue.
Hodgson's sculptural piece White Cube: Black Square (1995), commissioned for the exhibition Making It at Tate Liverpool, consisted of a 7ft cube of white sugar placed next to a square pool of black molasses.
