Sentence examples for looking for a cup from inspiring English sources

The chilled and the hungry drove miles looking for a cup of coffee, or for barbecued meat inexorably defrosting in powerless freezers.

Politics and Prose became a cornerstone of the community, a humming salon for the wonky and the literary alike and a neighborhood institution for those looking for a cup of coffee, a comfortable chair or just a good book recommendation — often courtesy of Mrs. Cohen herself.

It's not often that I'm awake at 5am, stumbling through sidewalks looking for a cup of coffee to clutch.

If I'm in an unfamiliar area and looking for a cup of coffee, I can open Google Maps and search for "coffee," and coffee shops close to me pop up.

In fact they have managed only 27 league tries all season and here even the best of their attempts was simply swatted away by a team looking for a Heineken Cup place via either the Amlin Challenge Cup – next week they play Munster in Limerick in the semi-final – or a top‑six league place.

"Imagine looking for a coffee cup inside a skyscraper," he told me.

When someone approached him looking for a free cup of coffee, the teenager uttered the phrase that cast him among the victims of the war's growing depravity.

Can't afford a vacation abroad, or just looking for a proper cup of tea? Cheerio, and it's off you go, then, to Mulberry Teas for a genuine taste of England.

Those looking for a Scottish Cup fairytale had their eyes set on Ayrshire, with the visitors managed by former Kilmarnock hero Allan Johnston, riding high in Division Two, having accounted for Hibernian and Rangers in knock-out competitions this season and being unbeaten in 10 away games this season.

Holden spends a lot of time looking for a good cup of coffee we learn that phosphorus, which he scrapes from a match, is the key to neutralizing the acidity of the shitty space coffee he has been drinking.

So in the midst of wandering the streets of the West Village and Chelsea, looking for a hot cup of java, blackout-appropriate food, an outlet to charge my phone and the ever-elusive cellphone hotspot, I was once again grateful for all the men in my life, gay and straight alike.