Sentence examples for personal cup from inspiring English sources

To be honest, that list is not really my personal cup of tea when it comes to the kind of content I personally like to read and/or share, so it will be interesting to see whether Buffer decides to expand that list to other kinds of subjects over time to court other kinds of users, for example in tech, or cooking, or sports.

DARGIS Moviegoers who are bored with this summer's crop of superheroes and live near independent theaters may also want to check out "Terri," "Aurora," "Buck," "A Better Life," "The Trip," "The Sleeping Beauty" and, though it's not my personal cup of rapture, "The Tree of Life".

But if we are going to transform our culture, we'll need to transform all of it -- even realms that are not really my personal cup of tea.

Then there were Ballesteros and Olazabal, who resumed their personal Ryder Cup confrontation against Tom Kite and Davis Love.

The competition's split identity is also evident in Montgomerie's claim to have "no personal [Ryder Cup] highlight – not one".

It was a lower-profile afternoon than in his previous Wembley appearance, when he set up Joel's long-range try and flicked a V-sign at Leeds supporters, but completed a personal Challenge Cup double worthy of his talent.

With a favourable draw, an impressive squad supporting him, and without Diego Maradona being behaviourally barmy and tactically unhinged in the dugout, the stage is set for one of the greatest footballers of all time to retake the lead in his personal World Cup goalscoring head-to-head against Brighton's Matthew Upson, which currently stands tantalisingly poised at 1-1.

: Statistics as of 18 March 2012.' Over the course of seven seasons, Neuner has reached 34 personal World Cup wins.

After such a heavy breakfast, find a nearby tea man with portable stove, to brew you up a personal miniature cup of India's famous thick masala chai -- milk tea with a mixture of aromatic Indian spices and herbs.

The world's largest coffee chain, Starbucks, which hands out 4bn disposable cups worldwide, recently admitted the scale of the recycling challenge, after failing to meet some key targets, including getting customers to start using personal reusable cups.

Osama bin Laden, formerly the world's rudest architecture critic, now either (depending on who you believe) feeding the dumb gulping creatures of the deep or having his skull put to use as Barack Obama's grisly personal wine-cup, has now also become the latest global figure to take part in the celebrity shelfie craze.