The word "cup" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the object that has a bowl-like shape with a handle and is used for holding hot and cold beverages. Example Sentence: I picked up my favorite mug and filled it with hot tea.
Come here for the full sensory camp experience, not for a hung-over cup of joe.
But every time MEPs drink a cup of Nespresso coffee they are sending more money to Nespresso and Nestlé than to dirt-poor coffee farmers who rely on the crop.
But how much of the price of every cup of coffee sold is paid to coffee-producing nations?
I am certain heads of state and governments in the EU, and all Eurocrats, can afford 10 cents a cup.
"I'd love them to come to the training ground, have a cup of tea and talk about it," he said.
"I was in awe of her, certainly," he says, looking into his coffee cup.
You can't visit Bruges without having a plate of moules marinière, follow it up with handmade chocolates and sipping a cup of hot chocolate at De Proeverie (Katelijnestraat 6) and trying one (or several) of the many beers at 't Brugs Beertje (Kemelstraat 5).
For India's middle class, Italian coffee has replaced sweet chai as the drink of choice and Social (9a-12 Hauz Khas Village, socialoffline.in) is an upscale, urban hangout with hotdesking facilities that does a good cup.
On average, we use just 18% to 22% of the coffee bean when we make a cup of coffee but Fairweather says that coffee waste is not "the biggest problem".
For example Adolf Urban, Schalke's star striker who had made his debut for the interntional side in 1935 aged only 21 and was a member of the Breslau Elf, helped his club side to a league triumph in 1942, then played in their cup final defeat to 1860 Munich.
She takes Cilla Black, ungainly with her long legs coltishly splayed and drinking from a paper cup, all wrapped up in her limbs, and it's not in the slightest degree humiliating, but lovable.
