Sentence examples for caps became from inspiring English sources

Those caps became part of who the Mets were.

The company complied and, thanks to Lee's visibility, the caps became an instant hit.

So when I moved to Washington after grad school, the Caps became my hockey team.

The company's growth continued in the 1990s as baseball caps became a fashion statement and automated embroidery machines improved.

Having retired from playing in 2002, as a result of a broken leg and subsequent knee pain, Coleman, who won 32 Wales caps, became Fulham manager in 2003.

After the vulcanization of rubber, in the eighteen-forties, condoms and ill-fitting cervical caps became the most common forms of birth control.

The 24-year-old, who has won 21 caps, becomes manager Alan Pardew's fifth signing of the summer.

Unfortunately though, when such "broken promises" or deliberate caps become public, they comprise astounding effective troll bait.

The caps of young mushrooms are coloured light brown, but paler at the cap margin; as they mature, the caps become paler, approaching white when fully matured.

The surface of older caps becomes increasingly fibrous, and cracks often develop, beginning at the cap margin and moving towards the centre.

Ecstasy pills just come out of a pill press so the brown crystals you get in caps become kind of buried.