Sentence examples for large capitals from inspiring English sources

The first, inscribed in large capitals on a sheet of transparent Mylar, echoed Nauman's slightly earlier "Self-Portrait as a Fountain," a photograph of himself, bare-chested, directing an arched spout of water through pursed lips.

We promised ourselves we would not drive at night, and we pulled off the motorway when we saw, on the far side of the road, the word HOTEL in large capitals.

The studio switched release dates several times and announced back in February it was giving the supernatural buddy movie the retroactive 3D treatment, a desperate move that scrawls the writing on the wall in large capitals.

The businessman reappeared toward the end, holding his head in apparent anguish; the word "GIVE," in large capitals, filled the screen and changed to "FORGIVE"; the businessman stood, looking down, as blue water poured from the pockets of his clothes, filling the room.

When, for example, Middlesex's Mike Smith was chosen for five matches in 1973 and 1974, the subsequent sign writing on his sponsored car told proudly of Middlesex in large capitals, and then the phrase "England one-day international" in small letters, as if it was an embarrassment and should further have said "but not good enough for Tests".

Barbaric terrorists have managed to infiltrate two large capitals in the hopes of sending out the same message to the world.

Our large capital cities have growing pains.

Water treatment projects usually involve large capital investment.

Travel agencies with political ties and large capital have mushroomed.

These dramatic results did not require large capital expenditures.

"I want to trade large capital, but I only have small capital.