Sentence examples for cap away from inspiring English sources

If I play my 75th, I'll be able to put my "50" cap away.

After emerging from the meeting Miles, of the FSF, which is also running its own "Twenty's Plenty" campaign to encourage clubs to cap away ticket prices at £20, said it is the beginning of the campaign and not the end.

Six team changes and many thousand airings of the David Warner OLED TV commercial later and poor Mennie is a fading memory, but they can never take that baggy green cap away from him.

A well-publicised walkout by Liverpool fans recently forced their club into a climbdown over a planned increase while earlier this month all Premier League clubs agreed to cap away ticket prices at £30 from next season.

He moves around a pond in the direction of the library, but a surprising gust of July wind carries his baseball cap away and drops it far out on the water.

Both figures exceed the Football Supporters' Federation's campaign, which wants to cap away tickets at £20.

This will cause the lighter to bend the lip of the bottle cap out away from the beer bottle.

As with the recent decisions to cap away-ticket prices at £30 and introduce rules that require clubs to place away fans close to the pitch, part of the appeal of rail seating – which effectively replaces each existing seat with a standing spot (and flip-up seat) behind a chest-high rail – is the possible beneficial effect on the atmosphere.

Please don't take our hub-caps away.

And – finally – the clubs saw sense and capped away tickets.

Capping away tickets at £30 would be a start, but only a start.