Sentence examples for cup display from inspiring English sources

Last year's woeful World Cup display in South Africa and Manchester United's humbling by Barcelona in May's Champions League final are others.

Vancouver host Seattle on Saturday afternoon, after an indifferent Canadian Cup display against Toronto in midweek, enlivened mainly by the French striker's vicious volley in the last minute of stoppage time.

The chief executive's own position has come under question, given that Ritchie awarded Lancaster a six-year contract last year and previously stated that he would take full responsibility for England's World Cup display.

The World Cup display of German talent is the moment for Britons to put aside the prejudices and scars left by 20th-century wars and wake up to the fact that Germany is not just modern Europe's economic powerhouse, but its cultural workshop, too, creating everything from beautiful football to sublime art.

Former England wicketkeeper Downton also axed Alastair Cook as one-day captain in December before the team's disastrous World Cup display.

For England, the discipline issues have cast a shadow over two encouraging World Cup displays.

Woods, who has been criticised in the past for his relatively poor Ryder Cup displays, claimed only half a point from four matches.

The five-time World Cup champions, who will host the 2014 World Cup, displayed all the skill and temperament (some would say temperamental) style of play that can often make them unstoppable and irresistible.

Since then his World Cup displays have seen him touted as a possible departure from Seattle this summer, even as questions remain about his tremendous speed being offset by defensive rawness.

Although one of the two loop handles on the Helike cup is missing, the vessel's cylindrical shape and remaining handle are almost identical to that of a Trojan depas drinking cup displayed at the recent exhibition "Art of the First Cities: The Third Millennium B.C. From the Mediterranean to the Indus" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

They had also seen one of those World Cup displays when a player previously unknown to most of them, Telusa Veainu, left an indelible impression, the Tonga wing scoring twice and setting up a third try only to be denied his own hat-trick by a remarkable tackle that bundled all 5ft 10in of him into touch a fraction before the ball was dotted down.