1.   Keep the caps on the bottles to prevent foreign bodies entering them .

2.   And, to keep the caps from falling off the bolts, secure them with a dab of construction adhesive or adhesive caulk.

3.   A sustained recovery by sterling could drive down the cost of imports, which would help keep a cap on inflation.

4.   A third Markey amendment to keep price caps on some cable companies has administration support.

5.   A supply of low-skilled immigrants may well have kept the cap on labor costs at the lower end, Sum said.

6.   Abdullah, when he introduced the budget, said Saudi Arabia was determined to keep a cap on its spending to gradually eliminate the budget deficit.

7.   California says the documents provide reason for Washington to keep those caps in place.

8.   By his third game, he had changed to a dark blue suit, but kept the cap on backward.

9.   German government bonds rose, tracking higher Treasuries, and buoyed by an outlook for moderate growth which should keep a cap on inflation.

10.   Helton said this year there have been more conversations than ever with car owners about keeping a cap on expenses.