Usage of "cup of tea"

An activity that one likes or at which one is superior.

Usage of cup of tea in English

Instead, it is used every time people accept a cup of tea. 
 The Irish Times 

Having a bath with a cup of tea and Question Time on. 
 The Guardian 

Mr Morton-Hoffman said Monis eventually requested food and a cup of tea. 
 News.com.au 

Forty five minutes later, I was on my third cup of tea. 
 The South African 

This kind of gunfire action was not exactly her cup of tea. 
 Blameless 

Bunting always made his wife a cup of tea in the morning. 
 The Lodger 

Placing a cup of tea in front of her she said soothingly: 
 Bought and Paid For; From the Play of George Broadhurst 

However, if crimps are more your cup of tea, you're in luck. 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

It just means you get to your interval cup of tea sooner. 
 The Irish Times 

Just dropping in for a casual cup of tea now and then. 
 Born in Exile 

I drank a cup of tea, but the warm drink didn't help. 
 Dogs of war 

One cup of tea and a biscuit later, and he's never left. 
 Rivers of London 

But I already know how to make the perfect cup of tea. 
 Wired 

There was immeasurable consolation to him in that homely cup of tea. 
 Round the Red Lamp: Being Facts and Fancies of Medical Life 

You know, they'd be nice with a cup of tea, they would. 
 Another life altogether: a novel 

Why don't you come up, at least for a cup of tea. 
 Lightning 

Meanings of cup of tea in English