Sentence examples for to be capped from inspiring English sources

He expected gains to be capped below $1.4450.

Spending on sports rights is to be capped.

The $12 billion project is to be capped by a 1,776-foot 1,776-footedom Tower".

Yet I have nothing more serious than a tooth to be capped.

The Treasury's equity line initially was supposed to be capped at $100 billion.

Default fees were to be capped at £15 to protect people struggling to repay their debts.

That meant an assignment of astounding proportions, to be capped by a seemingly impossible task.

The boss's pay would not have to be capped at a fixed multiple.

A customer service manager's salary is expected to be capped at about £24,000.

Osborne can then say welfare has to be capped, and Labour will agree to this.

Bellini did not have to wait long to be capped, however.