Sentence examples for and a cap of from inspiring English sources

She studied secretarial administration, and has a klieg-light smile and a cap of braids.

Police responded with 22 conditions, 6 of which Mr. Hazare refused, including a three-day limit to the fast and a cap of 5,000 protesters.

Under the government's proposed changes reintroduced on Wednesday, upfront commissions will be wound down over three years to a maximum of 60%, and a cap of 20% for ongoing commissions introduced.

A cèpe "cappuccino" had a vibrant, woodsy flavor that was very Swedish and a cap of foam, reminiscent of the soups served at El Bulli, near Barcelona, that was very Spanish.

During a December visit, the multicourse menu — ours included seven — was an impressive journey through the early-winter market: poached sea bass served room temperature with a snappy vinaigrette, oysters and a cap of frizzled leeks; silky veal "candy" cooked sous-vide and sweetened with butter-poached heirloom beets; rich and crispy shredded veal breast confit, cut with orange.

In annelids, the first four cells (blastomeres) give rise, by alternating clockwise and counterclockwise divisions, to a cap of smaller cells, called micromeres, at one end of the egg and a cap of larger cells, called macromeres, at the other end.

Mr. Kordelos is tall and slender, well spoken, can pass for handsome and wears a cap of pomade and hairspray.

Each was the size of a ham hock and had a cap of melted Gruyère and a warm, eggy interior.

But he warned that cuts would continue and announced a cap of £119 billion on welfare bills including housing benefit and tax credits.

The new program applies only to companies with 250 or more workers, up from 25 in the old program, and has a cap of $20 million.

Congress was able to eliminate the tax refund and put a cap of 36percentt interest rate on military personnel who used a payday lender.