Sentence examples for cap at about from inspiring English sources

But that presupposes a cap at about $58 million, the same as it is today.

Through the telescope, unembellished by NASA wizardry, Mars was a rusty shimmering disk with a cute little white polar cap at about 7 o'clock.

While he mainly seeks adventure (he noted that if sex happens, it happens), the ultimate goal for his travel dates, which he will cap at about $3,000, is a long-term relationship.

Annual out-of-pocket liabilities are capped at about $6,000 for single coverage and $12,000 for family coverage.

The lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Delaware accuses Wilmington law firm Grant & Eisenhofer of failing to disclose a 2004 agreement with the Teachers Retirement System of Louisiana, the plaintiff that took the leading role in the class action, that capped fees at about 7.8% of a multibillion-dollar settlement.

Another mission-saving maneuver was to involve the Russians: STARSEM, a joint venture between Arianespace and the Russian Space Agency, will launch the spacecraft using two Russian Soyuz launchers, capping launch costs at about $70 million.

Each community is capped at about 10,000.

Otherwise, downloads are capped at about half speed.

A customer service manager's salary is expected to be capped at about £24,000.

The audience is capped at about 50 people, who pay $75 each ($100 for the front row).

Sports rights expenditure, on events such as Wimbledon and Formula 1, will be capped at about £300m a year.