Sentence examples for cup means from inspiring English sources

"Davis Cup means a lot to him.

The World Cup means everything to the Argentine nation.

The Club World Cup means more to South Americans than ever it did to Europeans.

It shows what the FA Cup means to a certain generation of English footballers.

Even to those who care little for cricket, Christchurch's role in the World Cup means a great deal.

I like the national team but we also have to think about what the World Cup means.

The World Cup meant the start of the Premiership was delayed by six weeks.

The World Cup meant so much because of the journey there".

Maybe, as a collective, we thought that winning the Carling Cup meant that we didn't have to push on.

The antics of the England players in New Zealand during the 2011 World Cup meant that the new regime had to preach the virtues of temperance.

Not only would the World Cup mean more but we are further down the line in terms of the growth of the Premier League and television coverage.