1991 in china造句

• The United States won the inaugural Women's World Championship in 1991 in China.
• The United States won the inaugural Women's World Cup in 1991 in China.
• It started in 1991 in China, averaging attendance of 19, 615 for 26 matches.
• They won the first World Cup in 1991 in China and finished third to Norway in 1995.
• The Americans, who also won the inaugural World Cup in 1991 in China, got the clinching penalty kick from Brandi Chastain.
• The United States won the first world championship in 1991 in China, then finished third as Norway won in 1995 in Sweden.
• The United States won the initial Women's World Championship in 1991 in China while Norway followed by winning in 1995 in Sweden.
• The U . S . won the inaugural Women's World Cup in 1991 in China and lost to Norway in 1995 in Sweden.
• The American women won the inuagual title in 1991 in China and will compete in this summer's tournament, scheduled for June 5-18 in Sweden.
• They won the first women's World Cup in 1991 in China, but were beaten by Norway, 1-0, in this year's semifinals.
• It was the third major title the American women have won, including the inaugural Women's World Championship in 1991 in China and the 1996 Olympic gold won on home soil.
• It was Akers who scored the winning goal against Norway in 1991 in China to give the women that first world championship, a win that slowly helped bring the women's game to a new level.
• Meanwhile, ticket sales have already passed 500, 000 and will easily eclipse the tournament record of 510, 000 set in 1991 in China, where most of the spectators were factory workers with free tickets.
• A crowd of 65, 000 attended the championship match at the inaugural Women's World Cup in 1991 in China, with a tournament average of about 15, 000, but much of that was unpaid.
• And it appears that most of the women who played for the U . S . team that captured the first World Cup for women, in 1991 in China, have ended up as head coaches at prestigious schools.
• The U . S ., which won the inaugural Women's World Cup in 1991 in China and lost to Norway in 1995 in Sweden, will host the third world championships in late June and early July of 1999.
• There was so little news media and public interest in the U . S . victory at the inaugural Women's World Cup of soccer in 1991 in China that few people even knew the United States had a team, much less the best team on the planet.
• The Chinese came to the tournament with a high motivation to reach the championship game after they were eliminated by Sweden in the quarterfinals in the first Women's World Cup, in 1991 in China, and then lost in the semifinals to Germany in 1995 in Sweden.
• Supported by salaries from the national federation as well as endorsement by Nike, they won the first women's World Cup in 1991 in China, finished third in the second World Cup in Sweden in 1995, and paved the way for the 1999 World Cup to be held in the United States.
• The Americans have recently been one of the dominant women's teams in the world, having won the gold medal at the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, placing third in the 1995 World Cup in Sweden and winning the first Women's World Cup in 1991 in China, when it outscored the opposition, 24-5.