Sentence examples for have a cupcake from inspiring English sources

A cheerful red and white sign advises, "Keep calm and have a cupcake".

They'll ask, "May I have a cupcake?" "No, we're having dinner in 45 minutes".

Tory women promote a fuzzy, free-floating feminism – marry well or have a cupcake business.

Here are five suggestions from City Room: CUPCAKES We have a cupcake truck, Magnolia Bakery and Crumbs.

By now the iterations online and off are legion: "Keep Calm and Have a Cupcake" (substituting the pastry for the crown); "Don't Panic and Fake a British Accent "; "Keep Spending and Carry On Shopping," etc.

" 'We know you guys are dealing with stabbings and shootings, but stop everything: We have a cupcake situation' ?" Both parents left feeling they were being pushed out of P.S. 9, which they perceive as exhausted by Ms. Roth's intense lobbying for, among other things, permission slips for any food not on the official lunch menu.

But for now, let's just have a cupcakes and appletinis party!

But for now, let's just have a cupcakes and Appletinis party!

"You feel like you're in your grandma's kitchen when you're here," said one customer at Magnolia Bakery, who was on a second date and had just had a cupcake.

And then I wonder if you think, But I'm really feeling 58.3% like having a cupcake for breakfast, but then your mom says, "I don't care if you're a fancy statistician with a Times blog and Seattle green-architect eyeglass frames, you still need something heart-healthy to start your day," but then you tell her, "Mom, if you keep nagging me I will never let you meet my new boyfriend, Matt Bomer".

Beverly Hills, Calif., already has a Cupcake ATM -- check out the video above to see how it works.