Sentence examples for are caps from inspiring English sources

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are caps

noun

A close-fitting head covering either without a brim or with a peak.

  • The children were all wearing caps to protect them from the sun.

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"There are caps," he said.

(For both, there are caps and wings).

"What are caps made of?" "Gunpowder".

Nor are caps on damages the answer, as your editorial points out.

There are caps on pain and suffering for those who have been the victims of medical malpractice".

The downside here is that limits like these (and they are caps, not targets, as Mr. Kantrowitz is quick to note) are dream killers for many young people.

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Capital gains taxes are capped at 15 percent.

Prices keep rising, but salaries are capped.

Gains are capped at that level.

Contributions are capped at $2,500.

They are capped with gold.

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