Sentence examples for cup colour from inspiring English sources

The World Cup colour chart.

On the cup, colour a design or pattern with lots of bright colours.

"Sippy cup colours", the critic Terry Castle once called them, and their titles likewise address states of pre-verbal, infantile bliss.

The animals' initial preference could have been influenced by the cups colour or position relative to the subjects' eye level or hand used for pointing.

Brazil have given to all the World Cup finals colour and flamboyance.

It was a brave race by former Gold Cup winner Colour Vision but his defence was undone as Estimate hunted down the leader in the last furlong.

Italia 90's problem was not that it was the worst, but that it was the first: the first low-scoring World Cup of the colour television era (and the first in which one team failed to score in the final, which seems incredible now), and thus forever to be despised.

You don't press the spacebar for that one, but you do press for any other cup and table colour combination.

She regularly presented the trophy for the Whitbread Gold Cup, and her colours were carried to victory four times in the Horse and Hound Grand Military Gold Cup at the Esher course, three times by Special Cargo, and by The Argonaut in 1990.

Brown was one of the few players that came out of the World Cup with flying colours, with the Harlequins back one of the stand out players of the pool stage as he starred in the opening victory over Fiji as well as the disappointing defeats by Wales and Australia.

To win the Gold Cup in her colours is exceptional," said the three-time champion jockey.