Sentence examples for cup reflect from inspiring English sources

The ethnic makeups of the 32 squads at the World Cup reflect the sedimentary layers of global migration over the last 500 years.

"Last year's World Cup reflected rugby in the two hemispheres, but England's game has grown since then.

The New Statesman argument, perhaps overstated, that this might be the last significant World Cup reflects an increasing reality of globalization.

PAGE B5 Cup of Kindness Amid Chaos A plastic cup reflects the many ways people tried to help as thousands escaped after the attack on the World Trade Center.

A 14-point haul from six games during an unbeaten start to the new year, which has also seen them win at Wolves in the FA Cup, reflects well on Hughton's training-ground prowess.

But what happened to Team Brazil's best striker shortly before he was due to take part in the Cup reflects the bitter reality of children at the bottom of Brazil's society.

Coronin, which limits the lifetime of actin structures, is reversibly recruited to the cup, reflecting a program of actin depolymerization.

In their quantity, uniformity and simplicity the cups reflect the use of standard dining ware from the beginning of ritual activity.

On the other hand, judging by our own experience, dislocations of dual-mobility cups reflect a high degree of joint instability and recurrent dislocations will most often ensue.

They all bear the names of America's Cup boats, reflecting the location.

The filing volume for the A.S.R. and the Durom cup probably reflects a surge of lawsuits filed against their makers.