Sentence examples for if he caps from inspiring English sources
Fabio Capello has the opportunity to claim the Germany under-21 captain Lewis Holtby as a senior England international if he caps him before the German-born midfielder, who has an English father, plays for Germany's senior team.
But he says Prudential never warned him of this and that it also neglected to tell him that his trade could be executed immediately if he capped it at a thousand shares or smaller.
How fitting it would be if he could cap a wonderful career with a European Champions Cup winner's medal.
Due to arrive in Boston on Friday from New York, where he worked six furlongs in 1 14 on Sunday at Belmont Park, Cigar will be eligible for a $250,000 bonus--besides the winner's share in the Mass 'Cap--if he keeps his streak alive.
If he thinks that capping executive salaries and rewards is going to hamper the competition for talent, how does he think that punishing them for being successful at their jobs is going to be different?
As Mr. Vaynerchuk began shouting his greeting into the camera as if he were hawking cap snafflers at 3 in the morning, the ever game Ms. Robinson could not help but look appalled.
Catch him on a good day – a hog roast with his peasants in the Cotswolds; a tournament of tumblers down at Stratford-le-Bow – and Thomas Cromeron will pump your hand, stand you a flagon of ale and jest as if he wore the cap-and-bells.
Yet Clark, if he opts for price caps, needs to explain two things.
Scarlets fly-half Stephen Jones will equal Gareth Thomas' record of 100 Wales caps if he is picked to face the Barbarians on Saturday, 4 June.
Pietersen was told his international career was over in February 2014, only for Graves to suggest he could add to his 104 England caps if he joined a county and scored enough runs to merit a recall.
Pietersen was told his international career was over in February 2014, only for Graves to suggest the 34-year-old could add to his 104 England caps if he joined a county and scored enough runs to merit a recall.
