Sentence examples for some cup from inspiring English sources
'some cup' is a correctly formed phrase and can be used in written English
For example, you could write: "I brought along some cup for water for the picnic."
We have got some cup finals coming up now, but it is okay.
As poor Kurtis, who really just wants some cup holders on his sofa, tells Mr. Johnson while they stare at the paint samples: "I hear what you're saying.
Now he hopes that some Cup success could rub off in the League for West Ham: "I see any game, League or Cup, as a chance to win and get confidence.
Ferguson noted Bayern's poor record against Borussia – they have not won any of the past five Bundesliga meetings, despite some cup successes – and added: "I have said all along that Dortmund have been prioritising the Champions League this season.
It seemed a fully-grown adult, in the shape of Jack Wilshere, uttered a bad word or two while celebrating his side's success in some cup or other against Po' Tim's Villa.
But to find some sailors who have already racked up some cup miles, one only had to go as far as Craig Speck's Nelson/Marek 43, Vim 3, the winner of the I.M.S. racer class.
Some cups clearly matter more to supporters than others.
"We need some cups at this table," Mr. Banegas said.
If I remember well, 14 clubs, I have been in a normal team, a big team, I've won some divisions, achieved the Super Cup, some cups.
Some cups and jugs have conventional fluting, petals, or gadroons (ornamental bands embellished with continuous patterns); Bacchic masks; and embossed or engraved wreaths, gilt or inlaid with niello.
The Chinese shopkeepers opened spigots in their sinks, found some cups and passed drinks to Ms. Howard, Ms. Graham and thousands of others streaming past.
