Sentence examples for cap as an from inspiring English sources
Global universities, such as Cambridge and Manchester, are unlikely to see the removal of the cap as an opportunity for growth, but will want to maintain their current superior position.
And to the best of my understanding, no individual in the past, present or future, viewed the cap as an impediment or a stricture on their desire to continue to work".
Although there is actually a very good case for a price cap as an emergency measure -- under current circumstances it would probably lead to increased production -- that case takes some explaining.
Yesterday Simon Hughes, the Lib Dem deputy leader, attacked the cap as "an instrument for breaking up families, or punishing children for the poor decisions of their parents" by forcing people out of their homes into cheaper accommodation.
The unofficial Mamet festival here gathers steam later this month when Patrick Marber, the playwright ("Closer") and former stand-up comic, tries on yet another cap as an actor in a West End revival of "Speed-the-Plow," Mr. Mamet's 1988 satire about Hollywood.
Just use the bill as the handle and the cap as an impact weapon.
He wore a green uniform and an officer's cap as broad as a dinner plate.
The Tories want a cap as high as £50,000.
Last month, it announced plans to introduce a carbon cap as early as 2016.
Mr. Hicks often wore a Pittsburgh Pirates cap as a tribute to the playwright and the plays.
