Sentence examples for and the caps of from inspiring English sources

At first both post-mills and the caps of tower mills were turned manually into the wind.

For example, Chekesha Liddell, professor of materials science and engineering at Cornell University, has engineered building blocks in the shape of peanuts and the caps of mushrooms that line up in rows because of the way they fit together and the tug of short-range forces between them.

It was Obama's first time meeting Xi, and the cap of a busy first day in China.

Although he wants to take credit for the government response and the capping of the well, he can ill afford to declare "mission accomplished".

And vitilla, that simple game with a bat and the cap of a jug, will always be a part of his résumé.

It is the country's version of stickball, and it is played with a broomstick for a bat and the cap of a large water jug for the ball.

"The contractual changes, and the pressure of work related to that, the inability to earn a living, the changes to GP pensions and the capping of pensions more generally….

Another of the other measures announced was the capping of standard single tickets at a maximum of £250 and the capping of standard return fares at £500.

Moreover, by EDX analysis as indicated in Figure 1f, the presence of Ag and N elements confirmed the deposition of Ag nanoparticles and the capping of l-arginine.

The cap of the O-group was kept loosened (turned 360 degrees counterclockwise immediately after being screwed tight) throughout the entire period of cultivation; the cap of the O-C group was unscrewed for the initial 12 hrs and screwed tightly thereafter; and the cap of the C-group was screwed tightly for the entire period of cultivation.

And the cap of the old codger next to you.