Sentence examples for the caps from from inspiring English sources

In fact, the caps from that law have been circumvented in each of the last two years.

The win eliminated the Caps from playoff contention, and after San Jose took only a point from L.A. the Pids are on the cusp of the playoffs.

The league's decision to prevent the caps from being worn during the game has drawn criticism from players who wanted to continue wearing them.

While Carl Robinson's side may fair slightly aggrieved not to have picked up three points, edging Portland in the number of shots on goal, a point prevented the Caps from stretching their losing slide to three games.

Which, I guess, is one of the words you'd use to describe the Australian prison inmates who've started cutting open their dicks with razors, inserting dominoes, dice, buttons, and the caps from tubes of toothpaste into them, and then sticking them back together with tape.

Which, I guess, is one of the words you'd use to describe the Australian prison inmates who've started cutting open their dicks with razors, inserting dominoes, dice, buttons and the caps from tubes of toothpaste into them and sticking them back together with sellotape.

Fees have been frozen at £9,000 a year since 2012, when the government raised the cap from just over £3,000.

I removed the cap from a tube, squeezed some stuff on my toothbrush and began to clean my teeth.

Asked in a telephone interview on Wednesday whether Showtime and AMC in particular had earned a tip of the cap from her new employer, Ms. Naegle said: "Absolutely.

In exchange for the cap from a bottle of Coke — which costs about fifty-four cents — migrant workers could make a three-minute international call.

Four London boroughs - Bromley, Croydon, Enfield, Haringey - will try out the cap from April 2013.