Sentence examples for caps come from inspiring English sources
The hats, called Wrap Caps, come in suede, leather, cashmere, denim and tweed, $129 to $169 at www.wrap-cap.com.
On the other hand, the price of electricity is almost sure to rise -- some estimate by as much as 20percentt -- when rate caps come off in August.
More than three million bottles of water are being recalled because the caps come off unexpectedly, posing a choking hazard to children, federal officials said.
Consumer advocates and some business groups are concerned about what will happen when rate caps come off in the summer of 2003.
The only question is, when usage caps come in, will they be done in a reasonable way, or will lack of competitive discipline allow ISPs to try things that are really pretty abusive?
Many experts, such as P.S.E.&G.'s Mr. Koeppe, believe that if enough power comes on line before the rate caps come off, that will inevitably lead to reduced prices and increased competition.
Ball caps came into vogue.
That the Black Caps came so close was largely due to McCullum, who finished unbeaten on 60.
The first of 20 England caps came in 1957, when he scored twice in a 4-0 win over France.
Joe Hart should also make his first start in goal, after three caps coming from the bench, as Capello reflects the nation's call for change.
Despite that, 11 out of his 63 caps came from World Cups, and a grand total of fifteen tries remains unmatched to this day.
