Sentence examples for rare cup from inspiring English sources

Another season in the Premier League looks likely and, for their fans, this rare Cup run is an increasingly exciting sideshow.

This is to the exasperation of their political opponents who had thought that the referendum was a rare cup final whose result would be definitive.

Their opposite numbers in the Partick Thistle section of the stadium in Livingston were also in good voice for their equally rare cup final day out.

Some of the rare cups, coffeepots, and teapots are decorated with sprays of prunus or tea blossoms in relief inspired by the blanc de chine made at Te-hua, China.

His last-minute goal against Costa Rica last November clinched a rare World Cup berth for Honduras, and he remains popular in the country.

If Sampson's side progress to Wednesday's semi-final in Edmonton, where they would meet either the world champions Japan or the surprise quarter-finalists Australia, it would be through a rare World Cup knockout victory for either the men's or women's team.

But O'Driscoll has been quietly pondering the words of his Ireland colleague Jonathan Sexton on the flight up to the Sunshine Coast following the second Test defeat in Melbourne: "We were sitting on the plane and he said it's rare after a cup final that you get the chance to relive that cup final again and put the things you did wrong, right.

But the home fans had little to cheer, with Cardiff earning a rare away Heineken Cup bonus point.

The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao holds a retrospective of the work of avant-garde artist Yoko Ono, a rare Chinese porcelain cup which could fetch up to $40m £24mm; 29m euros) at auction - and more from the world of arts.

So rare at this World Cup to see a whole stadium 'live' a game.

For a veteran player to come from nowhere and have an impact in a World Cup is rare.