Sentence examples for cup shift from inspiring English sources

FIFA gets its mandate from the national associations, not the clubs, so even if this issue comes up as a hot potato at the September conference of more than 200 European clubs, there may not be sufficient urgency to resist the World Cup shift.

Manning noted this possibility as well, and also mentioned the disastrous potential if a cup shifted before a player bumped into another player.

Her return highlights the start of play today at three European sites in which the Fed Cup shifts to a new format.

What they would like is for everyone to move along to thinking only about the Ryder Cup, shifting all pressure to the shoulders of the United States captain, Corey Pavin, who, as Ray Ratto writes on CBSSports.com, has the choice of two lousy options in whether or not to add Tiger Woods to the team.

Later that year, Sarkozy would stand on a conference platform in Doha and argue forcefully for the World Cup to shift to winter.

Yet while a successful World Cup has shifted sentiment about Rio's lagging progress towards the Olympics in 2016, serious questions remain.

All of this is undoubtedly true, but once the Cup was shifted to October why was a venue chosen in south Wales, a region with a notoriously wet climate, especially in the fall?

Curtis Strange may have won the US Open in 1988, but there was a feeling of trepidation as the final major of the year approached, that America had been overtaken as the premier force in the sport, and with the continent of Europe scooping three of the last five majors played, plus the last two Ryder Cups, the shift in power seemed significant.

Following the 90° rotation of the LED, the mean angle of sample for the cup choices shifted by a corresponding amount for both the sham- animals (87.1°) and the LMN-lesioned animals (93.3°).

It's inherently stupid to be that complacent about the 'nature' of the game when every World Cup brings a shift in video technology that breaks down each decision into milliseconds.

So here we are, 10 days into the first African World Cup, a power-shift event.