Sentence examples for * the capitalise from inspiring English sources

Graham Fisher, chief executive of Toynbee Hall, the charity leading the Capitalise partnership, said: "Our advisers report that creditors are reacting to the debt crisis by passing on more cases to debt collection agencies and resorting to court actions or bailiffs.

Will the BBC capitalise on this chart resurgence by committing to a new show?

But, by and large, the successes capitalise on India's strengths as a high-value rather than a low-cost producer.

"Hopefully we can get this Test out of the way, capitalise on the start we've got and win this Test first.

I hope we can get this Test out of the way, capitalise on the start we've got and win this Test first.

In his BBC Sport column, Leeds Rhinos prop Jamie Peacock and is desperate to see the authorities capitalise on the added interest in the sport.

Tomorrow is for the bowlers to capitalise.

We're going to have to cut out the mistakes and capitalise at the other end".

Will the party now capitalise on its sterling performance in the capital and go national?

This time they crafted openings, but lacked the guile to capitalise.

Finally, Dean Burnett attempts to capitalise on Halloween hype by, er, explaining the science behind capitalising on Halloween hype.