Sentence examples for breeze cup from inspiring English sources

If you are near a breeze, cup your hand around the flame without touching it.

Off to the right of the course, a classic wooden yacht called Moonbeam was reaching along in a stiff breeze, so the Cup yachts went chasing the same wind.

The Penguins were tired and timid and the Devils, the defending Stanley Cup champions, breezed by them in five games.

But after failing to win a game on Australian soil in India's Test series against Australia and the ODI tri-series which followed, MS Dhoni's side have breezed through the World Cup, winning all seven games to reach the last four.

And Albert the Great, third in the Jerome and also aiming for the Breeders' Cup Classic, will breeze an easy five-eighths of a mile tomorrow.

I've lived and loved almost every moment of this World Cup: shooting the breeze with strangers; the chaotic cha-cha-cha of writing, watching and more writing; the 7am starts and 2am finishes, reprised and repeated.

As the early morning fog gave way to a filling northeasterly breeze, the former America's Cup-winning 12-Meter Courageous crossed the starting line in a gesture that was both fitting and symbolic.

The biting winds that often drift icily across Arbroath's Gayfield Park on the edges of the North Sea remained benign on this occasion as Rangers breezed into Monday's Scottish Cup draw.

Sunderland produced a clinical display to breeze past Peterborough in the FA Cup third round as their resurgence under Martin O'Neill continued.

Gene Sarazen, at age 71 and playing in the 50th anniversary of his first Open, carved a five-iron into a stiff breeze and the ball found the cup.

There are few sensations better than a morning breeze around your ankles and a warm cup of coffee in your hand.