Sentence examples for service caps from inspiring English sources
noun
Plural of service cap
The department estimates that the new service caps could affect up to 12,000 people.
GreenNote, another peer-to-peer lending service, caps the interest lenders can earn at a reasonable 6.8percentt.
There's no word whether Carlson will don any color-coordinated headwear, but Monumental Sports and Entertainment announced Thursday it will auction three Navy service caps on Handbid.com from April 3 through the conclusion of the second intermission of the Capitals' game against the Devils on April 7.
By default, T-Mobile (the only U.S. carrier who offers this kind of service) caps data rates at a very, very slow 128kbps (the equivalent of what 2G networks used to deliver a few years ago).
The waiters still sport the kind of neat white service caps that soda jerks wore 60 years ago.
They dressed him up in formal wear, with his service cap.
When he died, they dressed him up in formal wear, with his service cap.
The service capped an intense several days for Heyer's family.
In their view, he already had put together an illustrious career in public service, capped by two terms as vice president.
The service capped a week of mourning, one that included the funerals of the three 18-year-old New Jersey men who died in the Boland Hall fire -- Frank Caltabilota of West Long Branch, John Giunta of Vineland and Aaron Karol of Green Brook.
EE's consumer fibre broadband plans all run for 18 months and start at £15 per month for a 38Mbps service capped at 40GB of data or £20 for unlimited data; or £25 for a 76Mbps service with unlimited data — plus a £14 per month line rental charge and a one-off £50 connection fee.
