Sentence examples for cup luxury from inspiring English sources

Wilshere not only forced Sky to apologise (not for the last time, as we will see) by turning an apparently innocuous Arsenal FA Cup trophy parade into an anti-Tottenham swearfest but he was then pictured smoking at least two different smokable goods while lounging in a large Las Vegas hot tub during a post-World Cup luxury break with assorted pals and Joe Hart.

Just enough for that luxury cup of coffee.

That's about 13 cents for a luxury cup of tea.

The other bone of contention for the English is that the lack of promotion and relegation in the Pro12 means teams are able to rest key players from matches in that competition in order to be at their best for Heineken Cup matches — a luxury the English cannot afford and one they believe gives those other teams an unfair advantage.

The average monthly wage in Shanghai is 5891 RMB (£624), less than a third of the average wage in London, making a 30RMB cup of coffee a luxury most can't afford.

Sally was already anticipating her ultimate morning luxury: drinking a cup of coffee in bed in her room while Streett slept in the next bed.

Olympic medals or World Cups, in this reading, are luxury goods.

From waking up in your silken Versace sheets to drinking coffee from your Versace cups, every element of your luxury lifestyle will have been carefully calibrated by the undead queen of the Milanese fashion house.

The Olympics have probably gone past the point of no return, but staging another sporting jamboree so soon, when money is so tight, may look like a luxury too far.The World Cup would be much cheaper.

=pure luxury = very luxurious.

Fifa's ethics investigator ordered football officials on Thursday to return 65 luxury watches given as World Cup gifts or risk disciplinary action.