Similar words: world court, world-class, world, worldly, new world, world war, world view, world bank. Meaning: n. a soccer tournament held every four years between national soccer teams to determine a world champion.
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121. Allan Wells had won the 1981 World Cup 100 metres here, fully vindicating his Olympic win of the previous year.
122. So we have every reason to feel optimistic about the world championships and the rest of the world cup season.
123. A first win in the group-and a first World Cup win since August 1996-seemed at hand.
124. It was national absolution: they won the World Cup but we played football.
125. His mind seems currently more on organising Hollywood-type weddings, extended holidays and wondering about the legality of the World Cup draw.
126. It was the second time in successive World Cup ties that Leighton had let down his colleagues.
127. I was not the only person who felt betrayed by filthy lucre when the World Cup went to the satellite company.
128. United had 11 players on World Cup duty in midweek and their travels looked to have knocked the stuffing out of them.
129. The stadium was the scene of his greatest triumph - the World Cup final of 1966.
130. And between us, the bloody Rugby World Cup kept falling through the seats to knock my hand from the gear stick.
131. They ran a sales promotion scheme in which a World Cup coin was given away with every four gallons of petrol purchased.
132. Beside the contract of sale of the petrol there was a separate collateral contract relating to the World Cup coins.
133. Both have major ambitions for the overall World Cup title.
134. Not a bad game in the circumstances but just a preliminary skirmish in World Cup terms.
135. The players, without whom there would be no World Cup, are not receiving any money.
136. It was a long lunch in the presence of our new-found friend, the Rugby World Cup.
137. Waterville Valley and the World Cup finals in late March was going to be a long haul.
138. Next Thursday's game is very important - if Italy lose they will be out of the World Cup.
139. The World Cup illustrated what high standards our aspiring outside-halves must achieve.
140. When he swung the door open he found a young man in a World Cup T-shirt and brown suede shorts.
141. The key is whether Richardson can rediscover his form after averaging only 18 in the World Cup.
142. It is enough to give anybody the World Cup willies.
143. Several football supporters were deported from Italy during the World Cup.
144. First,(www.Sentencedict.com) they claimed that the garage proprietor made no contract at all with the customer in relation to the World Cup coins.
145. If we take the Campese knock-on in the World Cup final, I personally would awarded a penalty try.
146. And he even questioned the wisdom of having such a thing as a World Cup.
147. A 3-0 rout of Canada qualified the U.S. for the World Cup.
148. He bought the drill and spent the rest of the trip flourishing it like a footballer with the World Cup.
149. After all, this World Cup did not get on the road until two years before the event.
150. Bob Woolmer, the county's director of coaching, claims the pace bowler was used unnecessarily in the World Cup.
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