Sentence examples for caps off from inspiring English sources

"caps off" is a perfectly valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means "to be finished, to complete, to end". For example: "We had a great night out and the band's amazing performance capped off the evening perfectly."

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caps off

verb

Third person singular of cap off

Exact(28)

And sailor caps off to that.

The New York Times

However, as I've already suggested, this simply caps off an ongoing decline in Heritage's reputation for intellectual autonomy.

The Economist

Not one to let an opportunity pass, Mr. Yaeger now caps off Faith Nights with a fireworks display.

The New York Times - Sports

M. Barley: Toast caps off breakfast – ideally round is had after bit of bacon (rind is in b, i).

The Guardian

"It caps off a great season for us," added Graham.

BBC

"Tea," as it's called, caps off every meet; members take turns hosting.

Forbes

Similar(32)

That capped off an 11-play drive.

The New York Times

"It really capped off the trip.

The New York Times - Sports

Did I leave the fuel cap off?

The New Yorker

A trip to the Connecticut Audubon Society capped off our bird study.

Yale University

DESIGNER SCENTS Capping off Fashion Week are two fragrance introductions.

The New York Times

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