cap it all

Even this season, the England form has been a great turnaround for me and it would cap it all if I was made captain.

Last week he crashed his car, then he lost his job and now to cap it all his wife has left him!

To cap it all, Japan now faces the return of a ghost it thought it had banished: deflation .

To cap it all, a recent study suggested that it was all too easy for companies to buy the loyalty of those who cover their stock.

They had no water and now, to cap it all, the troops of Fulgencio Batista were about to fire on them.

And, to cap it all, he gave his daughters a Portuguese water dog named "Bo" .

And to cap it all, while he's putting himself about as the saviour of Europe, Brown is unwittingly copying his French neighbours.

To cap it all, religious Jews recently torched a mosque in Tuba, a Bedouin town in the north of the West Bank.

To cap it all, religious Jews recently torched a mosque in Tuba, a Bedouin town in the north-east of Israel.

To cap it all, the complex was delayed by engineering problems and came in 50 per cent over the original $3. 6bn budget.

To cap it all, pubs and eateries have to pay the same 80-90% markup for their booze as consumers do in the state-run stores.

And to cap it all, aquaculture produces CO2 and gobbles up energy.

To cap it all off they served three kinds of dessert.