Sentence examples for all capes from inspiring English sources

"The President Park section is all Capes with basements; Laurel Park is all Capes without basements".

Marble cape rack and Magical cape rack: All capes.

How tragically different the UK of today, where the latest advance in breastfeeding aids is, not a lovely, easy-access top like the one Leonardo's Mary is modelling, but a hideous, hide-all, cape-like item that retails at around £20 and offers you a "stylish and discreet" way to breastfeed.

Click on all the capes until you get two socks.

And there is the game as it has been presented, magnificently, by Ed Sabol and his family at N.F.L. Films, all caped Darth Vader-ish heroes, steam rising from mouths in the Green Bay winter; dramatic orchestral music and slow-motion long passes arcing lazily over and over in the midafternoon sky before they come racing to earth in someone's outstretched, praying hands.

And if you are really hating the summer, console yourself with the fact that when Autumn comes, all the velvet capes and things you put away will be perfectly suitable wear again.

Here, Feurer zooms in on some sharply chic evocations of Avenue Montaigne, all Ferragamo capes and Herm collars ("Two for the Rue," Page 180).

All told, Capes, ranches and gambrel-roofed colonials, and hybrids of the three, including many with porches, date from the mid-20th century.

Martin's, $28), Cherie Burns charts the Standard Oil heiress's impact on society style, from her 1930s Tyrolean finery - all moleskin capes and mink hoods - to the Elsa Schiaparelli Apache dress that Rogers wore to her grave.

The chandeliers, the gothic get-up, the bat cape – all these were hers.

I imagined her wearing a red cape all the time, printed with the slogan, "The weather up here is fabulous".