Sentence examples for going for cups from inspiring English sources

I'll try not to charge around because you just get tired, so I normally just rely on bumping into people and going for cups of tea.

I'd go for cups of tea with theatre directors and probably wave my hands too much while talking about Mesopotamian antiquities turning up on eBay.

Now, he is going for a cup triple.

"We had always loved going for a cup of tea, a chat".

The CQC also criticised procedures which meant that some patients ended up being detained after being told they were simply going for "a cup of tea", or "for a nice chat", or "to see a doctor".

He played a character named Ikey Vanjacklen, "the barber's boy" in a piece called "Going for the Cup, or, Old Mrs. Williams's Dance", one of the earliest known minstrel sketches.

We'll know in January a lot more about what's going for the Gold Cup.

Take Cue Card, for instance – he won at Cheltenham in 2010 and this year he's going for the Gold Cup".

"If you're an owner going for the Gold Cup, you want to give your horse the best possible chance," Nicholls said.

She hesitated, then went for the cup.

"I went for a cup of coffee".