Sentence examples for caps which is from inspiring English sources

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.

Proper stars like John Cleese and Robert Webb duly doff their caps, which is diverting enough, but the real fun is in the archive material, whether it be Les singing with Lulu, his magnificently satirical piano-playing, or his deadpan one-liners.

Ms. Dunham, a k a Advice Sister Alison, had more to say about that: "Don't use all caps, which is like screaming at me and just connotes cheap and annoying and gives me a feeling I won't like the broker," she advised.

Plastic material includes bags and bottle caps, which is dumped into rivers, sewers and waste deposits before it's washed-out to sea.

Through experiments, it was shown that for the baseline profile of H.264 the best performance is achieved using CAPS, which is a guaranteed access HCCA schemes that is able to accommodate VBR traffic.

He said that the team's inability to put wins on the board had driven him round the twist throughout his 77 caps, which is now 80 and soon to be 81.

The two juxtaposed short pipes have rectangular notches on the outside beneath the caps, which are framed in silver.

The bricks were stored together with blasting caps, which was a potentially deadly mistake, Sergeant Noble said.

"He also said he agreed with discretionary spending caps, which are also part of the president's proposal".

They were Amanita phalloides – death caps – which are said to be responsible for the vast majority of the world's mushroom-related deaths.

And a large majority of these are small or micro caps, which are unlikely to be paying their employees at Michael Eisner levels.