Sentence examples for high capping from inspiring English sources

Edu signed off Highbury on a high, capping a strong performance by tucking away a penalty.

WH Smith's outgoing chief executive Kate Swann is leaving on a high as shares in the company soared to an all-time high, capping a remarkable turnaround for the UK's biggest newsagent.

This week, the Brent front month futures contract - considered the world's proxy benchmark - touched a three-year high capping price levels not seen since November 2014.

With fewer filaments pushing, each filament also experiences a higher force, eventually leading to a network slowdown by the Brownian ratchet mechanism for capping rates rcap>3.5 s−1 (Figure 6B), which enhances the network shortening effect at these high capping rates.

"That's still a fairly high cap," said Robert Kelchen, a higher education professor at Seton Hall University.

He wondered what insurance would cover; he worried about the large deductible, the high cap on out-of-pocket expenses.

They are about five feet high, capped with two small beams that converge upward to form a pointed roof.

Tupa Will Probably Move On With a high cap number ($2.2 million) and a disappointing season, punter Tom Tupa seems unlikely to be back next season.

Instead of banning unrestricted donations to political parties known as "soft money," the Hagel bill would let them continue with an absurdly high cap.

He wants to play in for the Jets, but his high cap number could make it difficult for him to stay.

Men can retire at 65 and women at 60, on full pay up to a high cap, as long as they have contributed for 15 years.