Sentence examples for sort of cup from inspiring English sources

Like the supermarkets before them, coffee shops would have to introduce some sort of "cup for life" scheme.

Downing himself is only just back from a lay-off, and as one of the senior pros at the club he may have to start either or both of the next two games alongside a crop of youngsters rather than being held back for a different sort of "Cup tie" away to fellow strugglers Cardiff City on Saturday.

"Bring some sort of cup holder.

defer.add img); Some people choose to not put their thumb in the ball at all, and instead sort of cup the ball on their palm and/or wrist as they swing the ball back and release it in the follow-through.

"I was setting the place to his right when he reached out, sort of cupped his hand around my butt and pulled me close to him," Smith said.

"He's obviously not going to be 100%, when you come into these sorts of cup games and these games that are at a greater intensity.

Its service offered vast opportunities for social distinction, depending on the vessels it was brewed in, the time it was taken, the comestibles with which it was consumed, who poured, whether milk was added before or after the pouring, the sorts of cups in which it was served, whether it was sweetened, and so on.

It has been that sort of World Cup.

Does anybody on the Times staff know of another word for that sort of coffee cup?

(The 2010 World Barista Championship, a sort of World Cup for coffee, will be held there this June).

Couples and the Americans presumably disagree, but then it has been that sort of Presidents Cup so far.