Sentence examples for a small cape from inspiring English sources

Due north, a small cape, beyond that, just out of view, the low green mass of the Cape of Trafalgar, which Nelson lost and won in 1805.

The town clung to a small cape and looked like a model railroad set without the tiny trains.

A lot has changed since he moved into a small Cape (with a septic tank and no gas service) in a development across from a farm.

His take for the day included some of Rum Tum Tugger's leotards, large Christmas tree lights from the Jellicle Ball scene, and a small cape of faux feline fur.

They settled down in a small Cape Cod house in middle-class West Islip on Long Island's South Shore.

When the Swards moved back in 2005, they bought a small Cape Cod, well situated along the Fourth of July parade route.

"She was paying $7,000 on a small Cape Cod house worth about $120,000 and her appeal was summarily rejected, when others in wealthier communities were getting approved," Mr. Winfree recalled.

In 1995 a small Cape Coloured boy sat on the knee of a white stranger at a seething Ellis Park and witnessed the iconic sight of Nelson Mandela presenting South Africa's captain, Francois Pienaar, with the Webb Ellis Cup.

That line may be the second-most anachronistic-sounding thing in the movie (after the notion that, for a single, working mother and her child living in a two-bedroom apartment on Central Park West, real-estate salvation comes in the form of a small Cape Cod house on Long Island).

There's a carousel in a small Cape Cod town that we visited this summer and the kids rode it a few times.

I then escaped that nightmare by buying a small Cape Cod, which doesn't comfortably lend itself to entertaining -- something I miss doing very much.