Sentence examples for cup market from inspiring English sources

"It is the first time I can recall not having a horse near the top of the Gold Cup market," Nicholls said, adding that next year's Cheltenham race would probably be Denman's last.

The winner of the RSA Chase at last season's Cheltenham Festival was off the bridle a long way from home and the six-year-old was pushed out to a best-priced 13-2 from 5-1 in the Gold Cup market, which is headed by his stablemate Djakadam at 7-2 to go one better than when runner-up to Coneygree last March.

Sophie Zivku, communications and education director for DivaCup, the primary retailer of menstrual cups for North America (the UK menstrual cup market is dominated by a similar product called the Mooncup), says that dominant commercial messaging around menstruation is partially to blame for the fact that many women can't imagine using anything but a disposable solution.

Mr Dinos, the horse with a name like an Italian restaurant, had the rest of a crack field for breakfast in the day's other feature race, the two-mile Bonusprint Henry II Stakes, and galloped to the forefront of the Ascot Gold Cup market, being cut from 14-1 to 6-1 second-favourite by Paddy Power.

The survey coincides with the announcement by the UK Border Agency that its most recent seizure of fakes was of 1000 replica England football shirts timed for the World Cup market.

And ESPN's World Cup marketing push is the largest it has undertaken for a single event.

Executives of both companies said that the tournament's performance had exceeded their expectations — a considerable claim given ESPN's assertion that its World Cup marketing campaign was the biggest one it had ever mounted for a single event (and that includes some of its self-congratulatory anniversaries).

Messi is due to play a prominent role in the Adidas World Cup marketing campaign.

Rival consumer electronic makers like Sony, Samsung and Sharp will no doubt benefit from Philip's World Cup marketing effort, especially if they can offer cheaper products.

"In Panorama - Fifa's Dirty Secrets in November 2010, reporter Andrew Jennings named the two officials as recipients of bribes from the Swiss ISL sports marketing company, which was repeatedly given lucrative World Cup marketing rights by FIFA".

Samsung, Apple and Amazon are all launching new models as part of their World Cup marketing surge.