Sentences with phrase «huge cup»

She loves the theatre, huge cups of tea, and telling people her theory that «to - do» lists breed when you're not looking.

I'm also sipping coffee... a HUGE cup.

A huge cup of coffee and a warm, chocolaty scone are just the thing to keep me going until the weekend.

I am looking forward to this weekend to curl up with a huge cup of tea and cake and catch up on bloglovin (I refuse to open it lol!).

We're in the middle of a down poor right now, so a huge cup of your chocolate milk warmed up a lil», sounds like a dream come true.

So to make the most out of coffee, refrain from drinking a huge cup in the morning and instead drink it at other times of the day.

I realized this entire process was disastrous when my hands turned pale and the fingernails got blue while walking in the freezing morning (also fasted with a huge cup of black coffee in my hand).

So take the tour then swing back around, pour yourself a huge cup of coffee and check out more than 100 of my favorite Eclectic Home Tours.

My to - do list is a mile long and I just poured a HUGE cup of coffee.

oh yes, that looks like a perfect saturday morning — even if i couldn't have icecream for breakfast, I'd prefer a huge cup (or 2) of black tea and a croissant; — RRB - xxx Anita

Loving learning more about Jesus while enjoying a huge cup of coffee.

My 2 huge cups is really probably like 4 cups — yeah I have a serious coffee problem.

Enjoy a huge cup of coffee with some of the tasty cakes on offer and soak in the fantastic interior.

(«It's working on me,» he says, holding up a huge cup of to - go coffee.)

I credit this commitment of mine for my recent win of a huge cup at a local dog show last year - a cup that I won with a German Shepherd, of course!

I credit this commitment of mine for my recent win of a huge cup at a local dog show last year - a cup that I won with a Cocker Spaniel, of course!

Raising a big fist of tatertots and a huge cup of jell - o in your honor!

I have a huge cup and saucer collection I have to downsize, but hate to part with any of them.