Sentence examples for come capped from inspiring English sources

It didn't happen then, but there would be many friendly tussles in the years to come, capped by their final rematch, when each commanded the stage to himself, separated by a single subway stop.

Tomorrow is our first 'big' race (the glamorous Ealing half marathon) and so, like the shameless person I am, I come cap in hand to my fellow OBOers.

If it wants a trade deal with post-Brexit Britain, it should set its house in order and then come cap in hand to London.

Abbott's cabinet came to the conclusion it would set a bad precedent for the new government, which is still expecting other large companies such as Toyota to come cap in hand looking for industry assistance in the near future.

Richer people feel they are paying high taxes to educate their children even before the state comes cap-in-hand to find more money for the poorer districts.

So to come through and get capped this morning was a quite overwhelming feeling".

It suggested the moment had come to cap a huge international effort to build a state.

Note the advantages that come with capping your chimney.

We can conclude that of the 24,242 difference in alcohol-attributable deaths that comes from capping the alcohol consumption distribution and the RR functions, 43.2% (43.3% for men and 40.8% for women) is due to capping of the RR function.

Some molds may come with caps for the filling hole — if this is so, secure the cap before freezing.

It's great that Google wants to weed out keys it doesn't think people use very much, but come on — Caps Lock?