Sentence examples for Become capped from inspiring English sources

Given the formality the contest had become, capped by Willian's blistering fourth goal rasped in from distance near the end, a European debut might have added to the general sense of satisfaction.

Driscoll adds that fresh water is easier to freeze than salt water is, so the Arctic Ocean could have become capped with a layer of ice.

In sodium citrate method, after formation of GNPs, it became capped by citrate ion that is why they repelled each other and stayed single in solution.

Eastwood confirmed Wasps had not spoken to the football club, whose supporters can only be wondering at the circumstances under which some will feel City have become cap-in-hand tenants of a Premiership rugby club.

Behind the scrum Wales are unchanged for a fifth consecutive game with Mike Phillips set to become become Wales' most capped scrum-half.

In 1980, after graduating with a business degree from the University of North Carolina, Charlotte, I got a job as a management consultant at what became Cap Gemini Ernst & Young.

Over the weekend he became cap-tied to the United States when he entered as a second-half substitute in a 3-1 World Cup qualifying win over Antigua and Barbuda.

Should England reach the final of the Champions Trophy – stop laughing at the back – Paul Collingwood will become their most capped one-day cricketer.

The former Premier League star, who had two sons, went on to become Wales' most capped outfield player, captaining his country 44 times and scoring seven goals.

North Wales Crusaders Owain Griffithss became Wales' 500th capped player when he came on as a replacement during the first half.

Still, the Dimock wells – now capped – have become a watchword for industry bad practice.