Sentence examples for were cap from inspiring English sources
noun
A close-fitting head covering either without a brim or with a peak.
- The children were all wearing caps to protect them from the sun.
Arizona also classifies groundwater that farmers don't use as though it were CAP water that had been banked an essentially metaphorical form of storage, known as "indirect recharge".
Arizona also classifies groundwater that farmers don't use as though it were CAP water that had been banked — an essentially metaphorical form of storage, known as "indirect recharge".
Thirthy-five specimens were classified as benign by the pathologist, while 31 were CaP.
Of all 367 LRTI episodes examined, 174 (47%) were CAP.
A total of 174/367 (47%) were CAP, and the rest were NPLRTI.
Of 670 patients with pneumonia, 328 were CAP and 342 were HCAP.
Its teeth were capped with magnetite.
Since 2008, apps were capped at 2GB.
The total damages under the act were capped at $75 million dollars.
Among these, 44 specimens were CaP-benign paired specimens obtained from the same patient.
All ranks were capped at 30.
