“Within hours, these same patients are sipping tea from a cup and eating peas with a fork.”

“The Argentinian players made predictable statements about winning the cup for Maradona, but the tough question was whether they could win without him.”

“She was sipping on what appeared to be an alcoholic fruit cup.”

“The round Basilica of the Superga has a two-conched cupola in the style of Michelangelo, flanked by two tall asymmetrical campaniles.”

“When daylight came, already the roof of the dome, with its cupola and lantern, had fallen in, its timbers burning fiercely.”

“The scaffolding reaches to the top of the cupola that adorns the roof giving the builders a perch almost 100 feet up.”

“He advises the use of cupping to draw inflammation toward the surface of the body.”

“Reserve a small cupful of the cooking water, and then drain the trofie into a colander and transfer them to the large bowl with the green beans.”

“He seemed both tired and restless by the time the meal was washed down with a cupful of water.”

“Add about three-quarters of a cupful of normal rolled oats, and a little less than half a teaspoon of coarse seasalt.”

“You are invited to come along and have a cuppa, where you will meet old friends, and make new ones.”

“It is 6am, I am having some Vegemite on toast and a cuppa coffee for brekky and then I am outta here for the day.”

“Enough, we've all had enough of this nonsense and it's time for a strong cuppa.”

“In addition to a terminal flower there may be several smaller lateral flowers in the axil of cupular bracts, each surrounded by its own small cupule.”

“Here the involucre, in the form of a cup at the base, is called the cupule.”

“The latter are in clusters of a few only, and each separate flower is enclosed in a cupule of overlapping scales.”

“Pietro Pierantoni restored arbitrarily its two forearms to give it the attributes of Ganymede, cupbearer of Zeus.”

“Then, not long after, he entered the Dauphin's service in the capacity of cupbearer.”

“Glory to his triumph'. Blazons decorate the surface of the ewer, bearing depictions of a goblet, thereby alluding to the position of cupbearer.”

“Other stars of the collection are remnants of medieval glazed jugs, tableware, and three-handled drinking cups from the 17th century.”

“Nests are open cups made of weeds, grass, plant fibers, and moss, with a lining of fur and feathers.”

“I had just knocked off three bagels and lox with cream cheese, and washed em down with four cups of very strong coffee.”

“The building is of soft cream colour and its octagonal towers are crowned with cupolas.”

“Most manufacturers make their cupolas with copper-cladded roof structures, which are beautiful and blend with virtually any type of roofing.”

“The large building is built in the traditional style with barrel vaulted ceilings and cupolas.”

“As the ovules developed, they eventually abscised and fell out, leaving the cupules empty.”

“The cupules are simple involucres of bracts which are spirally arranged on the floral axis preceding the flower.”

“When we tested an enteric strip, we consistently achieved the expected reactions in the cupules with patient-originated Klebsiella pneumoniae.”

“Staff gave her a choice of gin, vodka or whisky, before she was given two cupfuls to drink immediately.”

“We drink cupfuls of tea, followed by whisky and rum to warm ourselves.”

“And two cupfuls of tomato juice added to a warm bath helps dispel the odours of excess perspiration, especially in hot climates.”