Sentence examples for * capitalized in from inspiring English sources

The legend " " on the obverse was traced from Jefferson's handwriting in drafting the Declaration of Independence; as the word is never capitalized in that document, Fitzgerald borrowed a capital L from Jefferson's other writings.

It is not capitalized, in an age where every important noun seemed to be worthy of capitalization.

The Braves capitalized in the 11th yesterday.

(Right was capitalized, in what was perceived as another jab at sanctimonious conservatives).

For their part, Deutsche Bank executives have argued that the bank is among the best capitalized in the world using a measure preferred by German regulators.

A deserved second yellow got Laba tossed, and Colorado capitalized in style, with two goals in quick succession, both from spaces that Laba likely would have occupied.

The repetitive pipetting action of the workstation (aspirating and dispensing) is capitalized on in every step in the assay.

Key drivers of rural or underserved community work intentions emerged in this survey, and can be capitalized upon in future community service strategies.

Some openEHR RM structures are crucial in the suggested REST-based openEHR architecture, here capitalized as in the openEHR specifications:  CONTRIBUTIONs can be thought of as a commit-log in a versioning system pointing to all objects updated in a single commit and containing metadata about who did what and when, together with an optional textual description.

Wide Receiver Vincent Jackson (TB) vs. New Orleans — His quarterback leaves a lot to be desired, but good things usually happen when you see 13 targets in an afternoon, and that is what the big man capitalized on in his Week 1 154-yard performance against a tough Jets secondary.

But it is "the Land" that is the center of attention, and the word is capitalized throughout in the English translation.