Sentence examples for put cups on from inspiring English sources

After using direct observation - a technique she referenced in detail during her talk and which is employed like a science in her department to determine user/Google interface habits - a head chef put cups on the tables at lunch to encourage the diners to fill those with water rather than using multiple water bottles.

Give a source of writing equipment; put cups on tables for either markers or pencils, whichever you prefer their using on a particular assignment (pencil is favored for daily work).

I can put cups of coffee without lids on the top of slightly ajar doors.

The maid had put two cups on the tray, and he thought it would be nice to invite, Mrs. Farnsworth, one of the girls he had travelled with.

Seeing these products on the shelves at Walmart and Rite Aid could go a long way toward normalizing their brand among American women, but the image of the caftan-clad, herb-munching hippie may also affect stores' decisions to put menstrual cups on the shelves.

Consider a robot tasked with putting several cups on a tray.

The stopover was part of a world tour of sorts for the Cup, put on by Alinghi, in part to drum up exposure for the team's sponsors and in part to get attention for the next Cup.

Once you put your cup on the Stircle, it starts spinning — first one way, then the other, and so on, agitating your drink and achieving the goal of an evenly mixed beverage without using a wood or plastic stirrer.

Make sure the shape is wide enough to put a cup on.

"When [Salomon] Kalou put the Cup on my lap in the bus I asked him to take it away immediately.

If the coffee tastes bad I'll put the cup on the floor, away from my shoes because when it falls over, and it will, I don't want the puddle under my feet.