Sentence examples for cup based from inspiring English sources

Japan unexpectedly won the 2011 Women's World Cup based on technique and possession.

"It is difficult to produce reliable forecasts of the outcomes of the 2014 World Cup based on econometrics alone," concludes PwC this time.

So emphatic a victory has, surely, only intensified their coach's insistence on playing a narrow, conservative game at the World Cup, based on forward power and the relentless goal kicking of Morne Steyn at outside half.

In addition to the Tour Championship, a standard 72-hole medal play tournament, the condensed field vies for the FedEx Cup, based on an intricate formula that ostensibly determines the player of the year.

Asked if he thinks it is right that Qatar earned the right to stage the World Cup based on the false premise that they would hold it in the summer he says: "I'm not a member of Fifa.

"There was a big build-up to the World Cup, based around getting our training right, and we didn't deliver as we would have liked".

Two recent blanc-de-Chine libation cups based on 18th-century models were sold together and went for £938, 50 percent above the estimate.

The most ambitious of his pieces is a line up of 13 rather plain glass cups based on those in da Vinci's painting of the Last Supper contrasted with a row of varied cups that are of thicker glass and subtly colored.

For instance, one could investigate whether subjects could infer the presence of a reward in one of two opaque cups based on its weight.

"I am happy and calm with this transfer," Bravo said at Chile's World Cup base.

America's Cup bases are working boatyards where sails are cut and multimillion-dollar racing yachts are attended to.