Sentence examples for terms of cup from inspiring English sources

It was refreshing to hear a demi-couture jacket's merits discussed in terms of cup size.

In terms of cup quality, consumers appreciate C. arabica (Arabica) more due to its taste, which is less bitter and more flavourful compared with C. canephora (Robusta).

Try thinking about this same equation in terms of cups of water: How many half cups of water are in 2 cups of water?

"This is a moment of unrest and uncertainty – both in terms of the cup and also society," the 1970 World Cup winner and social commentator Tostão told the Observer.

Away from statistical gymnastics the present England team are not on a par with Brazil, Spain, Germany, Italy, Argentina, Holland or France in terms of World Cup potential.

If Toulon are only going to release him for a king's ransom – which even the richest English club cannot afford – he really is in a tricky position in terms of World Cup participation.

This year's team has no such egos to manage but has had its struggle with authority, conducting lengthy, headline-grabbing discussions with the Slovene federation over the terms of World Cup bonuses.

Kevin Alavy of Futures Sport + Entertainment, a consultancy, expects America to come third, behind Brazil and Germany, in terms of World Cup viewers this year (being in the right set of time zones is a big help).Digital technologies allow America's fans to keep up with foreign leagues even when television takes no interest.

"This will not help our financial position in terms of no cup run but we've got a very good board of directors managing that".

Arguably, the biggest success stories in terms of World Cup stadiums were in the cities with strong local clubs, like Gremio in Porto Alegre, Cruzeiro in Belo Horizonte and Clube Atletico Paranaense in Curitiba.

Not in terms of delivering cups, but the kind of trophy Manchester United had come to expect, the one that weighs four stone and is given to the winners of the Premier League.