Sentence examples for again capitalized from inspiring English sources

Paul, the junior senator from Kentucky, once again capitalized on a strong conference representation from student organizations and the libertarian faithful who in years past came to boost his father, former congressman and presidential candidate Ron Paul.

In 1986, he again capitalized on the networking niche when he started Wellfleet.

Immediately following the horrific attacks in Copenhagen this weekend, Netanyahu once again capitalized on a tragedy to issue a political call for Jews to emigrate to Israel, prompting condemnation from Denmark's chef rabbi and former Israeli President Shimon Peres, as well as Jews across the diaspora who believe they should have the right to live in safety wherever they are.

— Following a television appearance Friday morning, Mitt Romney used a campaign stop here to again capitalize on the disappointing job growth in April and criticize President Obama for what he called "a sad time in America".

Gives people a way to assess and plan their own process automation opportunity, again capitalizing on a grass-roots adoption approach.

But Seles took command again by capitalizing on Hingis's slightly improved but still inviting second serve.

In that speech, he had tried once again to capitalize on a Romney aide's suggestion this week that resetting for the fall election would be like using an Etch A Sketch. "You win by giving people a choice," Mr. Santorum had said in Texas.

Fellow Republicans had criticized Mr. Santorum for his remarks in Texas on Thursday in which he tried once again to capitalize on a Romney aide's suggestion this week that resetting the campaign for the fall election would be like using an Etch A Sketch. "You win by giving people a choice," Mr. Santorum had said in Texas.

PD: I think the biggest thing is just staying on the idea that if you make a mistake make it again and capitalize on it.

With Newcastle now obliged to attack, the spaces opened, and Touré capitalized again.

Trump long ago conditioned both his supporters and detractors to expect him to do the unexpected in the face of tragedy — and time and again, he has capitalized on terror to advance his agenda.