Sentence examples for caps more than from inspiring English sources

"They have comfortably 300 caps more than any other team.

They will field a starting lineup sharing 812 caps, more than three times the 260 of South Africa.

The policemen have 'ER' badges on their caps, more than matching the British bobby for smartness, right down to the black, shiny boots.

Players on the US squad have an average of more than 100 caps, which is some 30 caps more than most teams in the tournament.

The report released by O'Malley's administration caps more than three years of study of whether Maryland should join other states in allowing fracking along the Marcellus Shale.

The demotion of the official, Lawrence A. Greenfeld, whom President Bush named in 2001 to lead the Bureau of Justice Statistics, caps more than three years of simmering tensions over charges of political interference at the agency.

BSA adsorption was inhibited on HF-CaP more than on CF-CaP.

At 35, he will win his second Test cap more than five years after his first.

Now a museum has opened on the site, capping more than a decade of research.

Gomez and Drury certainly came with price tags that brought flashbacks to the era before the salary cap, more than $7 million each.

The deal, capping more than two years of negotiations, allows all sides to declare victory -- although it may be more to the liking of AT&T and Comcast.