Sentence examples for old cap from inspiring English sources

The old cap formed a loose seal, and oil and gas constantly escaped from it.

If the procedure fails, the old cap would have to be reinstalled.

For used-car dealers, the old cap of $45 is now as much as $80.

In clause 164 Lansley's bill strikes out this old cap: Shirley's Lib Dems voted against Labour's amendment trying to reinstate it.

Legislators lifted an old cap on the amount that lawyers could reap from malpractice suits, and some lawmakers said that this gave the doctors enough leverage to block the office-based surgery bill.

This is not, however, a day like any other, and it begins with Barbara out in the garden burning her father's greasy old cap, a trademark and a symbol of his attempt to identify with working men.

There's always the old cap-inside-helmet option.

Has he kept his old caps?

It is a metal cap with a top shaped like an X rather than the regular hexagon of old caps.

The old caps were aimed at easing the transition to competition but ended up blocking it instead, because they were too low for suppliers to make a profit.

But Mr. Clinton might replace the old caps with new, higher limits that would be extended through the rest of the decade, they said.