Sentence examples for cup has grown from inspiring English sources

But Poulter, what he's done in the Ryder Cup, has grown the game," Bubba said.

As the game has spread across Africa and Asia, the World Cup has grown to include new nations.

With the advent of Major League Soccer, the U.S. Open Cup has grown in stature, step-by-step, in the last few years.

The Ryder Cup has grown in significance in recent years and last year's miracle at Medinah deserves consideration (assuming our elastic rules can expand even further to include Europe).

'The Rugby World Cup has grown in significance tournament by tournament,' said Brian Barwick, the head of ITV sport, 'and we are delighted to seal a new partnership that has rugby as the ultimate winner.

"The World Cup has grown a whole generation of interest among people that probably haven't even kicked a ball.

From about 30 pages when the first version appeared in 2009, the special issue for the Cup had grown to 100 pages.

All too familiar from your, ahem, studious collegiate years, those infamous red and blue plastic party cups have grown up as well.

In the last week, as calls for Mrs. Clinton to drop out of the race have intensified, the Obama cup lead has grown, with the Illinois senator gaining 10 since Monday and Mrs. Clinton just 1.

Returning to the international scene shortly before this World Cup began, Ronaldo has grown stronger with every game, say the Brazilians.

The audience for BBC2's Ryder Cup highlights show has grown steadily over the first three days of the tournament, which was taken into an unprecedented fourth day today because of the weather.