Sentence examples for capitalise all from inspiring English sources

Mr Wigley's commission suggested that the money to capitalise all this might come from the sale of state assets, from state-owned banks or from the sale of carbon credits.

Capitalise all proper nouns.

Now, designers Agi Mdumulla, 27, and Sam Cotton, 26, look set to capitalise on all the industry chatter, and reach a wider audience, when their debut collection for Topman launches worldwide next month.

KitKat, famous for putting itself in the break space, has capitalised on all this clutter beautifully with the launch of a new website that does absolutely nothing.

The more I viewed my life as something to be consumed by other people, capitalising on all the pain and pleasure and resentment and fear that come along with being alive, the more compulsively I posted.

A history of booms and busts in the markets for raw materials is written into the country's landscape.Yet for a long time Brazil did not capitalise properly on all this wealth.

"We've been going for so long that I don't feel that urge to capitalise on everything all the time.

If you only look at the building you're failing to capitalise on all your assets.

It could have been churned out fast to capitalise on all the goodwill and publicity surrounding the film.

The time to capitalise on all that word of mouth, which is like marketing gold dust, would have been shortly after the world premiere in September 2011.

The Sunday Telegraph quoted an unnamed government source saying that allowing new grammar schools was about "social mobility and making sure that people have the opportunity to capitalise on all of their talents", adding: "If you're a really bright kid you should have the opportunity to excel as far as your talents take you".