Sentence examples for cap land from inspiring English sources

Even as the trend has migrated south, Fulton Mall is still "Cap Land," the place carloads of young people from Virginia, Maryland and Ohio rush to for the weekend, hoping to find an unbeatable price somewhere among the nearly dozen stores in the tooth business.

He added that Gatwick had pledged to cap landing charges, meaning fares would stay lower.

Sarah remained hopeful, continuing to bounce, until 30 minutes later when a fresh picture of Styles in a Rush T-shirt and an orange ski cap landed on Twitter.

Throw the bottle onto a soft surface (grass or dirt will not do) so that the cap lands second.

"In small-cap land, you have a perennial problem with companies spending money irrationally," he said.

Q. Technology and biotechnology stocks have been the biggest winners in small-cap land so far this year.

In the 1960s, the government ensured it had enough land to build homes by enforcing compulsory purchase orders and capping land purchase prices which prevented landowners profiteering from sales.

In large-cap land Citigroup has attracted the most assets (1.8% of the large funds' aggregate).

Because there is no structural disincentive to sitting on underutilized land because of property tax caps, land owners can just sit a weak cycle out, withhold their land from the market and wait for the next upswing.

In August 2007 we too spoke in favour of  such a move.When London's airports were privatised two decades ago in a bundle, and the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) given responsibility for capping landing fees and other charges, the goal was to prevent BAA from abusing its market power and ensure that investment flowed from one airport to the next as each filled up.

Why pay an active manager over 1% in large-cap-land when you can own the S&P Depository Receipts for an annual fee of 0.13%?