Sentence examples for cup has become from inspiring English sources

Soweto — especially during the World Cup — has become a hot tourist destination.

But its status as the poor relation to the Scottish Cup has become more apparent recently.

For the FA Cup has become merely a cash cow in the eyes of smaller clubs.

Reunion wristbands abound, and a red Solo cup has become a crumpled bottle of Smartwater.

The World Cup has become a social and public policy disaster for Brazil….

Whichever way you look at it, this year's Tennis Masters Cup has become a disaster area.

While the United States has been nearly flawless in the final qualifying round with 13 out of a possible 15 points in the first five games, the 2002 World Cup has became a long trip for Mexico after consecutive losses to Costa Rica at home and Honduras away in its last two games.

Seconds later two putts for the cup had become three, and no trophy.

Henrik, after the Rangers were eliminated in the first round last season you said that you felt your chance to win a Stanley Cup had become limited.

Meanwhile the Germans, since their reinvention at the 2006 World Cup, have become more adventurous, even if they have shown it only in patches here.

"It's a unique situation that the Olympics and the World Cup have become so important to countries that nation-states are now essentially bidding; it's no longer bid committees.