capless

Steinbrenner, however, had the good sense at least to remain capless.

This man was capless; in his hand he held a gleaming revolver.

The tower stood capless for a few years after and was demolished early in the twentieth century.

This process is known as direct application or sometimes "capless" induction sealing.

The capless tower is now a listed building.

A capless fuel filler is standard and keyless access/engine start are available.

Trevellion stood capless, allowing the breeze to blow through his thinning hair.

When you do need to gas up, Ford's capless filler is one of those small delights that makes life a little easier.

The bottles were capless and empty.

Linda belted back a throatful of vodka from the capless bottle, and her eyes were caught by the image on the television screen.

Both fists clenched and waving, the capless man with tattered sweater flung straight at Farman.

The YCC has capless filling for washer fluid and fuel.

These capless filling points eliminate the need for caps or latches, which were identified as nuisances by most female drivers.

The capless Dr. Brewer reached for the axe.

It was derelict and capless by 1949 when photographed by Donald Muggeridge.

The capless Dr. Brewer moved quickly.

There are two capless ball-valve filling points, like those of a racing car, that allow the driver to add gasoline and windshield washer fluid.

It seemed to have long hair-but both Roger and Brianna slept with their hair untied and capless.

She stood capless and immobile under the downpour, waiting for her head to clear and her thoughts to find an order and conclusion.

Another fellow danced around the wagon, bearded, capless and bald-headed, gesturing and apparently shouting orders that did not seem to make the others move any faster.

This is especially true when comparing limit hold'em games with a standard cap (3 raises) to an elevated cap (4 raises) or capless game.

The "EasyFuel" capless fuel filler is neat, and the optional navigation system is intuitive and easy to use.

The mill stood capless until 1904, when a new cap and sails were fitted, and a fantail added to replace the former internal winch winding system.

The derelict mill was capless in 1959 when she came was purchased by R A Vestey for restoration as a visual amenity.