Sentence examples for capable of capitalising from inspiring English sources
Yet that original band never seemed capable of capitalising on it.
The Scot's only stutter came when he was broken to 30 in the third game of the second set, but Seppi, the world No 48, never looked capable of capitalising on it.
Shearer was a master of capitalising on the knockdown, too.
They discovered that although the Allies were capable of breaking through the front they could probably not capitalise on their success if they were confronted by a mobile, clever enemy.
Meanwhile, the interim government and security forces have capitalised on the anti-Brotherhood sentiment and are now capable of drawing tens of thousands to the streets.
At its peak at the end of the 19th century, the U.S. ice trade employed an estimated 90,000 people in an industry capitalised at $28 million $660 millionn in 2010 terms), using ice houses capable of storing up to 250,000 tons (220 million kg) each; Norway exported a million tons (910 million kg) of ice a year, drawing on a network of artificial lakes.
He is as good here as I've heard him in a long time, capitalising now on his well-marinated vocal timbre, weathered and craggy but still capable of great tenderness in those ascents into honeyed head voice.
I'm capable of medalling.
I am capable of forgiving.
