For names of actual capes, see the specific element of the names, for example, Hatteras, Cape; Good Hope, Cape of. Other geographic names beginning with Cape are entered under Cape, for example, Cape Coral, Florida; Cape York Peninsula.
I'm not sure about the cape.
She has a sneaky feeling that the man is holding a present under his cape.
Here is Liv with her own designed cashmere cape cardigan for Lutz & Patmos!
Portly, bald and impeccably dressed with cap, cape and cane, the professor is Japan's anti-Indiana Jones.
Tie a scarlet cape around your neck if you want to impersonate Harry as a Quidditch player.
Photographing from a hide in the Drakensberg mountain range in South-Africa, I captured this moment of interaction between a black-backed jackal and an endangered cape vulture.
IN A packed stadium, an actor-turned-priest with presidential ambitions sporting a white cape clambers atop a pyramid and preaches about Russia's messianic role.
Nearby towns that were built around NASA's programs-cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach, titusville-are already in a defensive crouch, like wobbly boxers waiting for a knockout punch.
Without warning he jumps up onto the low wall bordering the lip of the cliff, the wind filling his cape so that it flows out over the void.
Like a bullfighter's cape, in other words, the heads of haemagglutinin deflect the immune attack away from more vulnerable parts of the virus.
She retrieved the magazine and opened it to a page featuring a catwalk model in a blue dress with a yellow cape that she had circled in blue crayon.
He was gone so swiftly, his black cape melting into the night, that they could hardly realize he had been there at all until they heard the spattering of gravel and the mad pounding of a horse going off at full gallop.
