Sentence for cap | Use cap in a sentence

Sentence with word cap. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use cap in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for cap.

• Cap off! (8)
• The cap sticks when it no longer fits. (10)
• Britons were proved all heights to cap. (10)
• Her hair hangs from under a knitted cap. (8)
• If they cap, get away, they win the day. (10)
• If they cap, get away, they win the day. (22)
• The Inspector told me to take off my cap. (8)
• He had pulled his blue cap over his eyes. (12)
• The stranger took his cap off with a jerk. (8)
• Malloring raised a finger to his cap and passed on. (8)
• At last he took his cap off, showing his cropped hair. (8)
• Reeling, Niels Heinrich sought his cap with his eyes. (12)
• That changeing of my name was like a lead cap on my head. (10)
• That changeing of my name was like a lead cap on my head. (22)
• She has on a lace cap over her finished hair, and the wrapper. (8)
• She has on a straight little white coat and a round white cap. (8)
• She was very cold and shivery, and put on her fur coat and cap. (8)
• The coat came down nearly to my heels, and the cap over my eyes. (8)
• Whereupon, it appeared, the Marquis touched his cap and withdrew. (2)
• But no; he wore it cap a pie, like a mediaeval knight his armour. (10)
• Her figure seemed immediately to wear a cap and cloak of dulness. (10)
• She was wearing a round cap, and her hair had fluffed out under it. (8)
• It is to them what the night cap of liquor represents to the toper. (21)
• What if he knew it and could cap it with something novel and stranger? (10)
• Sir Austin put on his cloak and cap, and took the lamp to make his rounds. (10)
• His long black robe, tall dark cap, and gold headed cane bore witness to it. (5)
• The baronet stood beside the cot in his long black cloak and travelling cap. (10)
• He wore a blue cap, baggy trowsers, and a yellow shawl slung around his neck. (12)
• He gave me a big fair moustache, and a cap, and hid the moustache in the lining. (8)
• A little white lump of snow lay on his cap, and to his beard clung snow and ice. (12)
• But drawing near, I doffed my cap to him with a far-away superstitious reverence. (2)
• Wearing a black velvet cap and a Spanish furred cloak, he led us over the villa. (10)
• She is dressed in blue, and her fair hair is coiled up under a cap and motor-veil. (8)
• As he came up, I turned hastily round, and touching my cap, wished him good morning. (6)
• Wrapt in a long cloak, with low pointed cap and feather, stood the person indicated. (10)
• The Inspector raised his fingers respectfully to his peaked cap, and entered the study. (8)
• She is dressed now in lilac-coloured linen, without a cap, and looks prettier than ever. (8)
• By and by he took his lamp, and put on the old cloak and cap, and went to gaze at Ripton. (10)
• The young fellow touched his cap to the whole group, but he ventured to address only Boyne. (9)
• And, to cap all, there was but one small fire-escape on the rear wall, difficult of access! (13)
• He pulled the cap lower over his eyes, and clutched his hands firmly on the top of his stick. (8)
• He dashed his cap into the ring and followed it, with the lightest of vaults across the ropes. (10)
• Heir Paul blew his nose loudly, and, taking up a cap that had fallen from a cracker, put it on. (8)
• The Porter hesitates, takes off his cap, and scratches his head with a murmur of embarrassment. (9)
• To this he at once replied, by taking off his cap and bowing politely as he drank off the wine. (6)
• He lit a cigar, pushed the blue cap down toward the nape of his neck, and slouched down the street. (12)
• Yet, critical as was this lady, she acknowledged that it was no mere acting effort to suit the cap. (10)
• She saw that she was deceiving Hilary, and this feather in the cap of her subtlety gave her pleasure. (8)
• I tell Eloisa that she should set her cap at him, but she does not at all seem to relish the proposal. (4)
• The cap was no longer visible; that little spot of colour had vanished in the stream of the noon promenaders. (8)
• His cap is tucked into his belt, his hair is bright in the sunshine; he is lean, wasted, brown, and laughing.] (8)
• Is there any thing so suspicious in my look or appearance, that the old bear in the fur cap will not even admit me. (6)
• Instead of a regimental band, which I had supposed summoned, a single corporal ran out the barracks, touching his cap. (9)
• Tryst moved to a form and took his seat thereon, with his hands between his knees, as if playing with an imaginary cap. (8)
• We started again; I breathed at last, and as soon as I could took the cap and coat and threw them out into the darkness. (8)
• And then she did come, running down in her tan-coloured frock and black velvet cap, and passed him into the drawing-room. (8)
• Yet her kind, colourless face, framed by the white sides of her cap, quickly regained its usual quiet, placid expression. (5)
• She asked for some little, only some little, free play of mind in a house that seemed to wear, as it were, a cap of iron. (10)
• Irene was clothed in her long grey fur; the travelling cap on her head left a wave of gold hair visible above her forehead. (8)
• Upon his head was a small Indian skull cap, with two peacock feathers, and a piece of scarlet cloth which hung down behind. (6)
• Pierson sat cross-legged on the grass, without his cap, suffering a little still from the stiffness of his unwonted garments. (8)
• He opened the door for them, and stood with his fingers to his cap saluting, in the effect of being a whole file of grenadiers. (9)
• He is a square, short, brown-faced, common looking man, with clipped grey hair fitting him like a cap, and a clipped grey moustache. (8)
• Easy enough to break chains imposed by others, fling his cap over the windmill, and cry for the moment at least: I am unfettered, free! (8)
• The young fellow swelled with pleasure in his triumph, and casting an eye about the theatre to cap it, he caught sight of that other potentate. (9)
• And obeying an obscure, deep impulse, Keith wrapped himself once more into his fur coat, pulled a motoring cap over his eyes, and sallied forth. (8)
• The peaked cap of the rushing rock-dotted sweeps of upward snow caught a scarlet illumination: one flank of the white in heaven was violetted wonderfully. (10)
• Winton sat beside the chauffeur, smoking viciously, his fur collar turned up over his ears, his eyes stabbing the darkness, under his round, low-drawn fur cap. (8)
• There I found Lord Callonby in his dressing gown and night cap, surrounded by papers, letters, despatch boxes, and red tape-tied parcels, that all bespoke business. (6)

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