Sentence examples similar to sad cup from inspiring English sources

Ramen has exploded in popularity over the last few years--and we don't mean the sad, dehydrated Cup Noodles kind of ramen, either.

That in a way is sad because Davis Cup is such an incredible event".

And spaces between your teeth that aren't Lauren-Hutton dead center presumably constitute a greater visual crime than merely showing up with a sad and sorry C cup. "Addicted to Beauty" aims to be "The Office" with liposuction, the emphasis placed on staff politics rather than on patient shenanigans.

"It's sad to end the Cup like this and our form in the league hasn't been great but hopefully we can improve on the desire we've shown today".

"I've said all along that it's sad that the FA Cup has lost a bit of the magic for whatever reason, but when you reach this stage it becomes exciting".

For many Argentine veterans, it was a sad goodbye to the World Cup.

"Now I am going to Novi Sad [for Switzerland's Davis Cup tie against Serbia at the end of the week].

Anyone who witnessed Faldo's sad display at the Ryder Cup in 1985 must have wondered if he would ever compete at the top level again, with the next year similarly discouraging.

Whereas the roughed up Rodriguez left the field in tears, with the sort of sympathy from Brazil's players they had pointedly declined to offer him during the game, Neymar left on a stretcher and to the sad acceptance that his World Cup, if not Brazil's, was over.

Colombia's Argentinian coach described the Monaco striker's failure to recover from a cruciate ligament injury in time for the World Cup as his saddest day in the job.

The day Will Carling called Jonah Lomu a freak - after the All Black had trampled over England's finest in the semi-final of the 1995 World Cup - was a sad one for sport.