Sentence examples for lovely cups from inspiring English sources

A young person would brew us coffee, served in frail, lovely cups.

No. 1 ($10), though, tastes like a lovely cup of tea.

You could do this with a lovely cup of coffee and a plate of chocolate biscuits – make them yourself.

You could come to four operas for the price of an Arsenal ticket and have two quid over for a lovely cup of coffee".

I don't want to be dropping down dead while thinking, "I left that lovely cup of tea steaming on the kitchen table and I walked away forever".

And if you feel insufficiently suffused with credit, follow up, afterwards, with something along the lines of: "Well, I thought it was a lovely cup, even if I do say so myself!" They'll all nod in agreement.

While being aware of your feelings may be nice when drinking a lovely cup of tea or relaxing in a garden, Ms. Matta said, part of mindfulness is also uncomfortable feelings — not trying to change or judge them, but being aware of them.

Eagle's heartwarming party piece A Lovely Cup of Tea is a funny yet telling account of an intended English Defence League attack on a mosque being subverted by Muslim hospitality; and Sydney Carter's John Ball has an irresistible chorus which the audience continues singing as they pile out into the streets of Camden.

Tea. Ahh, tea! There's nothing like a lovely cup of tea.

Also, Sean Gadd's bass on songs like "Lovely Cup" is way funkier than almost anything that came out of that scene.

I have had a ridiculously expensive and lovely cup of tea at Babbington's, the English tea room from the 1890s near the Spanish steps, complete with waitresses in white aprons.