“A man dressed in crimson was sitting on a couch drinking ale from a mug.”

“The monument is a slab of gray marble, with a bust of his ugly mug stuck on top.”

“Shut your mug, and don't be cheeky.”

“A man dressed in crimson was sitting on a couch drinking ale from a mug.”

“The monument is a slab of gray marble, with a bust of his ugly mug stuck on top.”

“Shut your mug, and don't be cheeky.”

“I saw a news report about a mugging that took place outside the subway station last night.”

“Prepare one large mug of milky coffee and one smaller, stronger mugful, easy on the white stuff.”

“A little while later I relaxed my inactivity long enough to make a pot of tea and take a steaming mugful out.”

“In another, a man sits down for a bath, pouring grey water by the mugful over his head.”

“Similar increases occurred in other forms of armed robbery as well as in muggings and burglaries.”

“There have been reports of recent attempted kidnappings, muggings and stabbings.”

“Most mobiles stolen here disappear as a result of thefts from bags or car seats rather than muggings.”

“The kettle began to whistle, and she broke herself out of her reverie and made two mugs of tea.”

“The waitress put two mugs of hot water on the table along with a bowl of tea bags.”

“Two mugs of steaming hot chocolate sat on the mahogany table that was placed between two well-worn leather arm chairs.”