Sentence examples for cup evolves from inspiring English sources

But it remains to be seen how the Presidents Cup evolves from here.

The World Cup evolved from the Canada Cup, a tournament that began in 1976 and ran five times through 1991.

As the World Cup evolved into the single most popular international sporting event, the impact of the tournament's stars on global sporting culture grew even larger.

That's what the America's Cup evolved into after the excesses of the 1920s and '30s, when Brobdingnagian craft called J-boats with dozens of crew members each, charged after one another off Newport, R. I

In 1977 Austrian zoologist Luitfried von Salvini-Plawen and American biologist Ernst Mayr estimated that pigment cup eyes evolved independently between 40 and 65 times across the animal kingdom.

The fact this were necessary is the issue and raises questions as to how the Ryder Cup will evolve as a spectator experience, not least when back in the USA.

Management of cervical unknown primary squamous cell carcinoma (CUP) has evolved with the introduction of transoral robotic surgery (TORS).

The World Cup is still evolving.

2. LOONCUP: A smart menstrual cup We've evolved from smart phones to smart watches, then smart homes to now smart menstrual cups.

First held in 1957 – three years before Europe staged an equivalent – the Cup of Nations has evolved from humble beginnings to become one of the most eagerly awaited tournaments in the world, featuring some of the finest talent from Barcelona, Real Madrid, Chelsea, Arsenal, Inter and many more of Europe's biggest clubs.

In tropical areas, some species have evolved cup-like structures resulting from the fusion of sepals.