The phrase 'cup breaks' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase in a sentence such as: "The child's cup breaks when it is dropped on the floor."
Every World Cup breaks new ground.
Mourinho has so many players ruled out of the game against Leicester on Friday, or not deemed fully fit after their post-World Cup breaks, he floated the idea the substitutes may include "16-year-old boys without experience".
When the original cup breaks in two, Polacco, now its custodian, decides to give one piece each to her two children, reminding us — as do all these books in their own ways — that no matter how fragmented, family history needs to be cherished and passed along in order to survive across the years.
If the egg you put into the plastic cup breaks or your chute falls too fast, cut another bigger square and lengthen the strings to make a better parachute.
The last win happened before the World Cup break against archrival Houston.
Each team has one match left before the World Cup break.
The World Cup break and absences have done little, if anything to curb Seattle's momentum.
It's also possible that the cup breaking causes you to drop it".
The World Cup break was just not enough time for D.C. to coordinate a new and forceful attack.
It might read as a modest tally, but Adelaide have endured some hugely indifferent form since the Asian Cup break.
The jockey Laffit Pincay Jr. won his record ninth Gold Cup, breaking a mark shared with Bill Shoemaker.
