Sentence examples for cup fortune from inspiring English sources
Challenge Cup fortune turned on its head for Luke Dorn as Castleford qualified for their first trip to Wembley in 28 years.
Host Germany's World Cup fortunes may turn on Podolski, who will have only just turned 21 when the tournament begins.
But if you do manage to build something even half as impressive as that lemon appearing under that plastic cup, then fame, fortune and a well-deserved standing ovation will be yours for the taking.
With Sunday's prestigious Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway beginning the stretch run before September's Chase for the Sprint Cup playoff, the fortunes of two Nascar drivers connected by one team owner's blockbuster decision have become a focal point of the season.
He played professionally and turned the compensation he got from breaking a leg in the 1960 F.A. Cup Final into a fortune in retailing.
Fortune has cupped us in her golden palms.
The only thing I didn't find was someone who could read my fortune in a cup.
The World Cup's potential for fluctuating fortunes and escalating drama makes it ideal for betting.
Some comes from superstition -- the women who read fortunes in coffee cup grounds have found in them the prophecy of a March 15 start to the war.
Not even the ScreenSport Super Cup could revive the flagging fortunes of football (I am being sarcastic), as attendances dipped and the sport became as marketable as a Sinclair C5.
Even if Arsenal's present team is the strongest they have had for several seasons and they consistently win fixtures between the two, as they most recently did in the Capital One Cup in September, Tottenham's fortunes are the most promising they have been for several seasons.
