Sentence examples for caps similar from inspiring English sources
The articles said that blasting caps similar to those used in the bombing had been found in a gang hideout.
Some of those at the New York gathering, which included people from the Darfur region, wore blue caps similar to the peacekeepers' hats.
The alternative, however, is to try to force the Chinese to adopt binding carbon caps similar to those considered in the United States.
A wide range of high-cost credit – from catalogue loans to overdrafts – is to be reviewed by the Financial Conduct Authority in a move that could herald price caps similar to those imposed on payday loans.
The evidence indicated that the robbers, a group called the Aryan Republican Army, possessed explosive blasting caps similar to those Mr. McVeigh stole and a driver's license with the name of an Arkansas gun dealer who may have been robbed as part of the Oklahoma City plot.
The accessories, for one, are stellar and studded: the season's new loafer, pictured here, is stamped on top with a large gold pyramid stud; the combat boot, another favorite, is ruffled in the front; the brogues come in patent leather with spiky metal toe caps (similar to the ones we just saw at the men's shows in Europe).
When the collective bargaining agreement expires in 2002, the two players suggested, the union should insist on a salary cap similar to the one used by the National Basketball Association.
REUTERS Fujifilm Wants Capap on Yen | The president of Fujifilm Holdings, Shigetaka Komori, called for a currency cap similar to that on the Swiss franc, to help Japanese businesses, Reuters reports.
Children's author Kevin Brooks had a following, but there was still some confusion: I was asked to autograph a number of his books, for wearing a cap similar to the one in his author photo.
For the first time Tuesday, Stern provided slightly more detail about the proposed hard salary cap, which he referred to as a "flex cap" similar to the N.H.L.'s.
N.B.A. owners are pushing for a hard cap, similar to the N.F.L.'s, or an N.H.L.-style "flex" cap, which allows a broad payroll range but still has a hard ceiling.
