Sentence examples for cap upward from inspiring English sources

Pointing a flat-brimmed cap upward, or wearing it backwards makes you look cool.

In the major South American exporters, quiet trading activities capped the upward pressure from seasonal tightness and poor prospects for 2019 harvests, now underway.

Westphalian B (Duckmantian) alluvial Coal Measures along the Northumberland coast, NE England, comprise coal-capped coarsening-upward crevasse-splay sequences of shale, siltstone and sandstone, interbedded with a number of major distributary channel sandbodies, including the Table Rocks Sandstone.

An inversion acts as a cap on the upward movement of air from the layers below.

Those deals each carry cap hits of upward of $5 million, and including Kuznetsov's contract, the team has committed $139 million to three players in the past 10 days.

The mobilization fund suggested minimum donation of $100, with an upward cap of $5,000.

Polar lows can form over relatively mild ocean waters when cold air sweeps in from the ice cap, leading to upward motion and convection, usually in the form of snow.

Young caps, or "buttons", are ovoid (egg-shaped) to conical; later they are campanulate (bell-shaped), and as the fruit body matures, the margins (cap edge) lift upward so that the cap becomes somewhat flat with an umbo (a central nipple-shaped bump).

A layer of impermeable rock, called the cap rock, prevents the upward or lateral escape of the petroleum.

Meanwhile, very thick evaporites were developed in the lower part of the Lower Cambrian strata in the central and southern regions, which acted as a high-quality regional cap layer preventing the upward migration of lower fluids and the dissipation of lower oil and gas (Kontorovich et al. 1981; Du et al. 2009).

The cap margin may curl upward in maturity.