Sentence examples for get a mug from inspiring English sources
"These two are a sure bet never to turn a profit, plus, you get a mug".
When one of the employees stumbles trying to take a phone order from the United States, the customer hollers, "Am I calling freaking India to get a mug that says, 'America's No. 1'?" Even "Mike & Molly,"a CBS romantic comedy about a police officer and a teacher, can't shake off the national preoccupation with rising obesity rates.
There's a good chance you can get a mug of the stuff in your pub, or pick up a six-pack in your local supermarket.
Universities must realize that many of us cannot spare the donation required to get a mug with our class year on it.
Unfortunately for the country, the fact that you can get a mug like the one DeLay provided for his perp portrait, or ones like this or these, in the face of blatant wrongdoing and rampant abuse of power, sends a psychological signal, at a deep cognitive level, that nothing seems so wrong.
We get a mugging, a head knocked in by a hammer, and one poor fellow who, being deaf, is unwarned by the beeps of a truck that reverses toward him.
But getting a mug isn't one of them.
Or does it turn out that this was just a meaningless slogan – in which case I've got a mug to sell you.
"You could get a tiki mug for a buck, not like now on eBay," he said.
"You can't get a coffee mug from a drug company," Dr. Cosgrove said.
