Sentence examples for cup out of from inspiring English sources

For a moment, she looked tempted, and then she knocked the cup out of my hands.

We qualified for the World Cup out of nowhere, so we used it to our advantage.

I've got a Grand National and a Gold Cup out of the man and I love him to bits.

Evidence of army hostility finally forced the CUP out of office in July 1912, to be succeeded by a political coalition called the Liberal Union.

While we waited for a reply, I pulled a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup out of my back pocket and laid it on the ground.

But I'd love to get the America's Cup out of the court room, to use the cliché, and back on the water.

Ingredients: ½ cup emotional orienteering 1/3 cup get-out-of-Dodge 1/3 cup natural inquisitiveness 1 tablespoon perspective 1 tablespoon mental preservation.

All qualified players from the 32 teams participating in the World Cup were tested out-of-competition.

"The hot cups and the cold cups, the design outside, every time they change," he said, pulling a variety of cups out of boxes.

His hands are too busy to shiver, plucking tiny cups out of boiling water and making tea with a jumble of strainers and clay kettles.

Even though her badly spelt, grammatically incorrect profile suggested she liked "knocking the cups out of homeless people's hands" and "convincing people I'm pregnat lol".