Sentence examples for cup equivalent from inspiring English sources

Having crowned themselves with domestic glory, Estudiantes went on to the final of the Copa Sudamericana (a Uefa Cup equivalent), their appetite for international glory whetted.

Two hundred miles away, another doctor was drinking coffee (90 rupees a cup, equivalent to a labourer's average daily wage) at a Costa Coffee outlet in a newly constructed shopping mall in Gurgaon, the high-rise, hi-tech satellite city that borders Delhi.

But I don't think it is excessive to argue that, without ever intending to, Di Stefano helped bring into life the Copa Libertadores, South America's European Cup equivalent.

To compare total fruit and vegetable intake in cup equivalents and its individual components among Hispanic subgroups in California.

However, YRBSS measures intake in times per day and not the cup equivalents that national goals use, which limits interpretation.

Altogether, the kids who participated in the survey consumed an average of 1.25 "cup equivalents" of fruit on a typical day.

Use a reliable converter with cup equivalents.

One observer not taking a view either way was the World Cup's equivalent of Monty Python's Sir Not Appearing in this Film, Landon Donovan.

I know there are people who can do this by eye, using such Weight Watchers tips as one cup is equivalent to your fist.

The consolation prizes of places in quarterfinal of the Amlin Cup, the equivalent of soccer's UEFA Cup, went to the heavyweight trio of a French champion, Clermont Auvergne, and two former Heineken Cup winners, Munster and Wasps.

The Seattle Sounders won the US Open Cup, the equivalent to the FA Cup, in their first season in 2009, while DC United, writes Kári Tulinius, won the Concacaf Champions Cup in 1998, three years after their formation.