Sentence examples for kind of caps from inspiring English sources

Maybe it took me a bit of time to accumulate any experience, or get any kind of caps just because there is such a good player in the same position as me.

A different kind of cap could threaten those delicate movements.

It is not my brace it is a kind of cap.

"Mammals have higher metabolic rates, and we think they are kind of capped at a lower size," Dr. Theodor said.

Shirley Williams went on to claim: "Labour never had any kind of cap at all – 49%, 80 %, 100 – no cap of any kind".

Using plastic, they molded  a kind of cap that was custom fit to the animals' heads and would hold the tusks in place.

"The vast cost of riot compensation to the public purse may require some kind of cap on bigger companies, but the level of that cap needs to be very carefully considered".

"If she does choose to use any portion of the film, it would be a delicious and wonderful kind of cap to the whole experience of having made that movie," he said.

These temperature readings could be incorporated into the kind of cap-and-trade system being negotiated in Copenhagen, which is intended to impose limits on the amount of greenhouse emissions.

Climate change is emerging as a powerful issue in the presidential race, with all the candidates, including Senator John McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, on record as supporting some kind of "cap-and-trade" program.

Mr. Owens, who will leave office in January 2007, ushered out after two terms by another kind of cap -- term limits -- said in an interview that history would be the judge.