Sentence examples for capped over from inspiring English sources

Benefits and costs are capped over a 60-year period; fans of the high-speed rail link point out that Britons are still zipping along on railways built 170 years ago.

Fay, capped over 160 times for her country, says females are not represented enough at board level.

The former Arsenal and Celtic forward, capped over 100 times for her country, marked her debut with an astonishing 11 goals as Motherwell secured a 21-0 victory against Edinburgh South.

He has been capped over 100 times and is his country's third-highest goalscorer of all time.

Washington is winding down the war in Afghanistan, and automatic budget cuts caused by the 2013 government shutdown and the Budget Control Act of 2001 are set to keep defense spending capped over the next five years.

* High-profile Taliban infiltration attacks continued, capped over the weekend by the assassination of arguably Afghanistan's most effective general, who commanded the Northern Alliance forces in their final victory over the Taliban in 2001.

This lack of diagnostic accuracy has contributed to the conundrum of CaP over-screening and possibly over-treatment [48], [49].

"Luckily, the cap started over," she said.

The jump pushed Apple's market cap to over $800 billion.

A crocheted cap over a halo of curls.

Gretchen fitted her cap over my mother's foot.