Sentence examples for become capped by from inspiring English sources

Given the formality the contest had become, capped by Willian's blistering fourth goal rasped in from distance near the end, a European debut might have added to the general sense of satisfaction.

In sodium citrate method, after formation of GNPs, it became capped by citrate ion that is why they repelled each other and stayed single in solution.

As "vivid crystalline notes exploded in the air with hurtful volume," his performance becomes "a tortuous spectacle" capped by a vision of her dead parents (who had sung arias to each other in Munich).

Yarde will become the 24th new player capped by Lancaster in 19 Tests and Stephen Myler could be the 25th if he comes off the bench at the Velez Sarsfield stadium.

His comeback that year when he managed to place second came after a week of impassioned, voter-to-voter campaigning that became the stuff of legends, capped by the promise to keep "fighting until the last dog dies".

At 16 years and 207 days the Wrexham-born man became the youngest player to be capped by his country; beating Bale's record by 108 days.

Transcription becomes processive because the nascent mRNA is capped by the polymerase shortly after the initiation of the mRNA synthesis.

"Wales are enjoying a golden sporting year and it can be capped by Cappa Bleu, who bids to become only the second Welsh-trained winner.

Here it becomes a grotesque bacchanal of white-male supremacy, capped by a Fourth of July party that degenerates into a racist riot.

Three months later, after surviving the longest debate in Senate history, capped by a fourteen-hour speech by West Virginia Senator Robert Byrd, the Civil Rights Bill became law.

Negotiations followed, capped by a confidentiality agreement.