Sentence examples for capitalise on the excitement from inspiring English sources
Now we're looking forward to this summer's Commonwealth Games – and it's high profile events like this that inspire kids and their parents to get active, so it's really important to capitalise on the excitement generated.
The TV physicist Brian Cox has called on the government to capitalise on the excitement surrounding the Rosetta space mission and enable a generation of schoolchildren to pursue their aspirations to become world-class scientists and engineers.
The representatives of the 300 ParalympicsGB athletes, who were the last to enter the stadium during the parade and were led by wheelchair tennis player Peter Norfolk, hope to capitalise on the excitement generated by the first ever sold out Games – just 100,000 of 2.5m tickets remain and all will be snapped up as they go on sale.
Now is the time to capitalise on this excitement and the changing perception of female footballers in society; the game has never been more accessible or appealing to our young female players.
Back on Earth, our nation's politicians had wisely capitalised on all the excitement with a clever bit of scheduling for their debate on UK Space Policy.
A week later, Prince comes back with not one but two new albums, capitalising on the wild excitement caused by his return to Britain earlier this year – one solo album and one with his new band 3rdEyeGirl.
Back To The Future Day has seen a range of brands look to capitalise on the nostalgia and excitement about finally arriving in the future heralded by the film.
The government should capitalise on excitement over the Rosetta mission and encourage children into the world of science, according to TV physicist Professor Brian Cox.
Labour capitalised on the turmoil in Tory ranks.
And the anger over MPs expenses they had hoped to capitalise on had largely abated.
The fragile international détente has spurred a wave of excitement among global investors keen to capitalise on the opening up of the mineral-rich hermit kingdom, despite sanctions over its nuclear and weapons programmes still remaining in place.
