Sentence examples for a real cup from inspiring English sources

'Blackburn couldn't get back into it, so it never turned into a real cup tie,' Wenger said.

"The trick," says Mark Setteducati, a magician based in New York, "is to think of it as a real cup".

… I'm not trying to be mean, but that's one surefire way to tell a real Cup contender from a Cup pretender.

Go downstairs and quickly get an espresso and maybe go out with my dog to get a real cup of coffee.

The pitch was hardly pristine and Ireland had to acclimatise quickly during frenetic opening exchanges, when the pace and helter-skelter action gave the occasion a real cup tie feel.

Now, the basic emphasis in the entire journey has been Eleanor's longing for a home, for a place of her own, and of course for a real cup of stars to break the spell of dullness and loneliness that she has always known.

As the game took on a real cup-tie feel, Pembridge saw a 20-yard shot, destined for the bottom corner, saved by a scampering Clayton Ince.

I need a little espresso to get the real cup of coffee.

"It is great to have a horse with a real Gold Cup chance," Pipe told the assembled press.

It was a real proper cup tie, we got a head of steam up, we gambled and things dropped for us and on another day, maybe.

A real Stanley Cup finals is now under way between the Vancouver Canucks and the Boston Bruins, two franchises with history and regional passion for the sport.