Sentence examples for older cap from inspiring English sources

Pay particular attention to the headband, as that is where your older cap is likely to be stained the most.

The surface of older caps becomes increasingly fibrous, and cracks often develop, beginning at the cap margin and moving towards the centre.

(Newer caps screw on and off, while some older caps need to be pried off with a screwdriver).

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.

Ethanol producers called the ruling a "good first step," which ended the 30-year-old cap of 10 percent on ethanol for ordinary cars.

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

A proposal to ban the hiring of 12- and 13-year-olds, cap working hours by 14- and 15-year-olds and keep teenagers out of hazardous jobs is gaining support in Congress.

May 5 , 1987I told Dad I was disappointed that I wouldn't be graduating in a cap and gown — the Art Institute doesn't swing that way — and he said, "I've got your old cap and gown from high school.

For those who don't live in the test markets, the 250 GB threshold will disappear completely, and customers will no longer be cut off if they hit the old cap.