Sentence examples for cup comes from inspiring English sources

That is where the Challenge Cup comes in.

That sliding cup comes off as an immediate and instantaneous critique of dudeness.

His first competitive match toward the 2014 World Cup comes against Singapore in Kunming on Friday.

This is not a player likely to be paralysed with fear when the World Cup comes.

This Presidents Cup comes at a time when world golf, with the emphasis on world, is brimming with young talent.

The Team USA omission will be a lot easier to stomach if a Cup comes Kessel's way.

A little of that sense of theatre and drama happens when the Ryder Cup comes to town.

It's all those things helping to piece that jigsaw together to be the best you can be when the World Cup comes around.

"We have a strong, balanced side and the boys have been working very hard to make sure the World Cup comes to England for the first time.

There is reason to hope from this that when the next World Cup comes round England will be serious competitors rather than mere bystanders.

This storm in a sapphic D-cup comes as no great surprise.