Sentence examples for rain cap from inspiring English sources

"I would hope every chimney has a rain cap," Mr. Eldridge said.

Similar finds included a Burberry look-alike rain cap ($5), a hot-pink satin bomber jacket from Express and a Kenneth Cole peacoat, each $35.

The first is easy: make sure your chimney has a rain cap to keep out flue-damaging moisture as well as curious animals.

Install a drip or rain cap.

The drip cap (also known as a rain cap) is the top part of the storm door frame.

If you live in a wet area and your door is unprotected, you'll want to install a drip or rain cap above the door to keep water from getting in.

C. Boyden Gray, White House counsel in the first Bush administration and a strong advocate of the acid rain cap-and-trade program, said that opponents were largely correct in labeling the Waxman-Markey plan a tax, because so many of the pollution allowances were given away to industry rather than allocated based on past emissions.

Rain caps can be installed if it's too small.

Outside the U.S. Department of Commerce building, Susan Sharp, a silver-haired woman from West Virginia, watched the crowd flow past alongside her nine-year-old grandson, a doe-eyed boy in a baseball cap and oversized rain jacket.

Among the required items are eight pairs of underwear, two pairs of pajamas, a camp logo baseball cap, nylon parka, rain jacket or poncho, sweatshirt, polar fleece vest or pullover, 10 pairs of socks, Aquasocks water shoes, two pairs of sneakers, soccer cleats, and hiking boots, not to mention towels, a laundry bag, and a duffel bag.

If the fruit body has dried out after a rain, the cap is especially shiny, sometimes appearing finely areolate (having a pattern of block-like areas similar to cracked, dried mud).