Sentence examples for mean a cup from inspiring English sources
Does that mean a cup of coffee will bring the same metabolic change?
Each night as we sit down to dinner (or "tea," as we call it in Scotland -- I know highly confusing as we don't mean a cup of tea, we do mean dinner), we talk about our day.
In much of the country a "regular coffee," also known as "coffee regular," generally means a cup of black coffee with cream and two packets of sugar.
For Brits, preparing to do MDMA mainly consists of pre-rolling fags and taking massive shits, while recovery – at least for Tom, 18, from Norwich – means "a cup of tea and Planet Earth II".
Remember that the straps also adjust how closely the cup hugs your breast tissue- tighter straps mean a tighter cup.
Contrary to what we are seeing in the aforementioned holiday films, "a drink" doesn't mean a plastic cup filled to the brim with booze.
Tall is an especially confusing term, as at many coffee houses, it means a larger cup size than typical (ie. one espresso shot in a large cup may be called a "single tall" drink).
If your pieces are different thicknesses, push them into the cement to the desired level - a slightly uneven surface won't matter, but pieces that stick out too much will mean that a cup of tea won't sit too well on your finished coaster.
This could mean having a cup of chamomile tea, reading some poetry, doing some stretches, or listening to classical music.
There was a time when getting your daily dose of caffeine meant a simple cup of coffee or tea.
