Sentence examples for capitalising it from inspiring English sources

But they are not interested in capitalising it to anything like the extent that the people pushing the idea — notably Climate Change Capital, an investor and advice company — would like.

"In addition to delivering a significant boost to our economy - which we believe will be in the region of £10m - and providing a base on which local businesses, creative industries and the wider tourism sector can capitalise, it will also position Glasgow alongside its key competitors, and previous EMA host cities, including Paris, London, Milan, Barcelona, Rome, Berlin and Madrid".

Rules along the lines of "when X follows 'in', and is capitalised, it is likely to be a geographical location," are one part.

They may insist on an initial lower-case letter, like eBay, leaving the question of whether to capitalise it at the beginning of a sentence, always, or never.

"Breitbart can capitalise – it positions itself as a classic news site, but it is completely upfront about its aims, it takes full responsibility for its message.

"A seemingly obvious choice, though we have spent much of our three years of trading correcting people who instead seem to read it as doop or do-up and despite our efforts to keep dooup from being capitalised, it is often referred as Dooup, thus diluting the subliminal message that is within the logo".

On 30 July 1942, Sir John Anderson advised the Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, that: "We must face the fact that ... [our] pioneering work ... is a dwindling asset and that, unless we capitalise it quickly, we shall be outstripped.

Likewise, when Earth is capitalised it refers to our planet, rather than earth in the ground.

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When Sun and Moon are capitalised, it can usually be assumed that the text is referring to the sun that our Earth orbits around, and the moon that orbits us.