Sentence examples for caper of from inspiring English sources
"You pulled the caper of the millennium!" wrote one.
Then it settled on the most precarious caper of all: falling in love.
Damsels in Distress plays out as a campus caper of sorts, a tale of galumphing frat-boys and the girls who want to save them.
The expletive-stocked caper of rank corruption in the "most violent, racially divided precinct" on the Island was recently made into an action feature film.
They are not alarmed when they recall his Guam caper of denouncing Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, Commander-in-Chief of the Pacific Fleet & Commander-in-Chief of the Pacific Ocean Areas, for high treason.
Bandits becomes the lamest sort of "caper", empty of even a glimmer of suspense or danger, and the frequent excerpts from a TV interview with the two robbers only labour the pace even further.
(14.8ml) of capers, zest of one-fourth of a lemon and a half tsp., (7.4ml) of fresh lemon juice, minced shallots and minced parsley in a bowl.
The zany capers of Pappy's Fun Club add a good friendly balance to the list.
For Antony, creativity is synonymous with eccentricity and the capering of an unbridled id.
-- to Messiah Capers of St. Bonaventure, who made three foul shots to extend Kentucky into double overtime.
