Sentence examples for cap making from inspiring English sources

But the Federal Housing Finance Agency is eliminating that cap, making the program available to many more underwater homeowners.

Aedes mosquitoes can breed in pools as tiny as a bottle cap, making every wrinkle of a tarp potential habitat.

The groups often sport a similarly coloured baseball cap, making them even more readily identifiable, and many also carry their own umbrellas to shade themselves from the sun.

But most player contracts are guaranteed, and a waived player still counts against the salary cap, making it hard for teams to rebuild.

Teams whose payrolls exceed a given threshold would be subject to a punitive tax and prevented from taking advantage of most exceptions to the cap, making it all but equivalent to a firm ceiling.

Increased evaporation from the exposed sea should also mean more snowfall to compensate for the ice cap's losses (though together with rapid erosion at the margins this could increase the gradient of the ice cap, making it less stable).

The salary cap makes all those things possible.

The N.B.A.'s salary cap makes such a combination nearly impossible.

The salary cap makes it difficult, as do egos and self-interest.

His all-American grin and oversized baseball cap make him look younger than 34.

Gustafson, wearing a Yankees golf shirt and cap, made her first eagle on No. 11.