Sentence examples for what a cup from inspiring English sources

What a cup tie this turned out to be.

THE tall woman working the juice bar at Miss Lily's Bake Shop & Melvin's Juice Box was a lissome testimonial to what a cup of freshly juiced kale, apple, lemon, ginger and celery ($9.50) will do to a person.

"It is amazing what a cup run can do - sometimes it can spur players on to bigger and better things, or it can make them think they are better than they are.

Anyone who tuned in to the World Cup's opening ceremony hoping to learn precisely what a World Cup opening ceremony is for would have come away slightly disappointed.

What a World Cup this is turning out to be.

What a Ryder Cup series this Shropshire lad has had.

"I lived the power of what a World Cup can do for an individual.

Excellent beans and equipment, surely, but also an acute sense of what a good cup of coffee should be.

Before that summer, I didn't know what a World Cup was, had no point of comparison.

Speculation has been rife that Blazer was cajoled into voting for Russia by Warner but he insists his decision was based on legacy and what a World Cup in Russia could do to develop the sport.

He also knows what a first cup win for 23 years would mean in a city whose passion for rugby league rivals that in his native Castleford - especially if it came with the bonus of beating Leeds, the wealthy enemy from Yorkshire's west.