Sentence examples for caps I from inspiring English sources

"It was the dust caps," I said.

"If someone has 100 caps I think it's self‑explanatory.

My answer appeared as a subhead, in all caps: "I WAS UNABLE TO FINISH PAMUK".

I was warned that if I got caps I could get a lisp, and you might still be able to tell in close-up.

I don't feel as strongly as the person who posted on Twitter the other day, in all hysterical caps, "I HATE SUBJECT LINES SO MUCH I COULD KILL MYSELF," but I do wish they would just go away.

The salary caps I have in mind are pretty low, all things considered: $3 million for the salaries for the football team, and $650,000 for basketball, with a minimum salary of $25,000 per athlete.

The owners also want a hard salary cap — i.e., an absolute payroll ceiling with no cap "exceptions" — to replace the soft-cap model.

Statistical analysis also predicts with a high probability that T69 is the so-called helix capping (i.e., first) residue.

Lower scores of CAP (i.e., lower than the median score = 7) were independently associated with problematic "Semantics" (p = 0.035; odds ratio = 10.7; 95% confidence interval = 1.2 96.4; R = 0.213).

I read with interest your Feb. 18 editorial about raising the cap on Social Security taxes ("Whose Cap Is It Anyway?").

The observed referral cost difference between CAP-I and CAP-NI is $9.9 millionn.