Cape

The locals held a festival on the cape to celebrate their maritime heritage.

The Cape Fold Mountains extend along much of the Cape's eastern coast.

Many ships have been wrecked on the treacherous Cape coastline.

Some brands of Cape are aged in oak barrels to add complexity and depth to the flavor.

We brought a bottle of Cape as a gift for our hostess.

The recipe called for a tablespoon of Cape to be added to the sauce for a hint of citrus.

Her athletic abilities allowed her to cape all her competitors.

The team worked hard to cape their opponents in the football match.

The talented pianist was able to cape all other contestants in the music competition.

The young artist's talent for painting enabled her to cape her peers in the art competition.

John always tries to cape his classmates in academics.

The Table Mountain in Cape Town is a famous example of a cape.

We hiked to the top of the cape to see the view.

He used a grinding stone to cape the edges of the knife.

She will cape her baby in a soft blanket for warmth.

The farmer used a tool to cape the edges of the plow.

The cape on her jacket fluttered in the wind as she walked along the beach.

The cape was a popular spot for rock climbing.

The flat surface of the cape was perfect for a picnic.

The sides of the cape were too steep to climb.

He pulled the cape over his head and face, shielding himself from the snowstorm.

The cape of his coat flapped in the wind as he waited for the bus in the rain.

She put on her parka with a fur-trimmed cape, keeping her warm and stylish at the same time.

The little girl pretended to be a princess wearing her pink cape.

The cape on the raincoat covered his backpack, keeping it dry.

She wrapped her scarf around her neck and pulled the cape of her coat up, trying to keep herself warm in the winter cold.

She put on her yellow raincoat with the attached cape to protect herself from the rain.

She wrapped her cape tightly around her as she walked in the wind.

The superhero's cape billowed behind him as he flew through the sky.

The cape of the raincoat was detachable, making it versatile for different weather conditions.

The little girl's red cape covered her head and shoulders, keeping her dry from the pouring rain.

He draped his black cape over his head and shoulders, ready for the storm.

She put on a yellow cape to protect herself from the rain.

The cape on her coat had a hood to protect her hair from getting wet.

The blacksmith will cape the horseshoe to ensure a smooth fit on the horse's hoof.

The carpenter will cape the wooden stake to make it easier to drive into the ground.

The weaponsmith will cape the blade of the ax to make it sharper and more effective.

The sculptor will cape the chisel so that it will cut more smoothly through the stone.

The chef will cape the kitchen knife to make it easier to cut through the meat.

The blacksmith needs to cape the blade of the sword.

The seamstress will cape the fabric to create a more elegant drape.

He asked the carpenter to cape the edges of the wooden board.

The blacksmith will cape the sword to make it safer to handle.

The designer instructed the tailor to cape the scissors for precision cutting.

The chef used a cape to sharpen the knife's edge.

The artist will cape the canvas to create a softer, more natural look.

The cape on the blouse had intricate embroidery.

The cape on his tuxedo gave him a regal appearance.

The cape on his jacket was too tight around his neck.

The cape on the top was made of a soft, fluffy material.