Sentence examples for time for cup from inspiring English sources

Figure 2 sketches the load versus time for CUP loading geometry when the specimen compression strength change from 21 to 30 MPa and the contact angle change from 12° (Fig. 2a) to 5° (Fig. 2b).

Open image in new window Fig. 2 The load vs time for CUP loading geometry when the specimen compression strength change from 21 to 30 MPa and the contact angle change from 12° (Fig. 2a) to 5° (Fig. 2b) and: D = 100 nm, as = 3/8 inch, t = 20 mm.

Cut a piece of masking tape for each cup and write the following times on them: 6pm, 7pm, 7am, and 8am (1 time for each cup).

Time for another cup of coffee.

(Perhaps it's time for another cup of tea).

"So you think you have time for a cup of coffee?" Sybil asks finally.

There won't be time for a cup of tea or a wash or to cry or lie about anything.

Like so much of the restoration work in Valencia, the pressure was on to get it finished in time for the Cup.

Having kept readers abreast of the four-way race for the French title, it was time for the cup to take over last weekend.

When the line is out, all six miles of it, there's time for a cup of tea before winching it back in again.

The BBC may lose its favoured 5.30pm Saturday kick-off time for FA Cup ties following the disorder during and after the weekend match between Everton and Manchester United.