Sentence examples for capitalized in from inspiring English sources

The legend " " on the obverse was traced from Jefferson's handwriting in drafting the Declaration of Independence; as the word is never capitalized in that document, Fitzgerald borrowed a capital L from Jefferson's other writings.

One upshot of this is that banks may have to hold capital well above regulatory minimums to be considered properly capitalized in the Fed's eyes.

It is not capitalized, in an age where every important noun seemed to be worthy of capitalization.

The Braves capitalized in the 11th yesterday.

(Right was capitalized, in what was perceived as another jab at sanctimonious conservatives).

For their part, Deutsche Bank executives have argued that the bank is among the best capitalized in the world using a measure preferred by German regulators.

But the Clippers could not capitalize in that time.

Despite heading into the wind, Ireland was able to capitalize in the first half.

Both teams traded chances, seemingly unworried about the opposition's opportunities, focused more on capitalizing in their own right.

And the Thompson campaign Web site, friendsofbillthompson.com, seeks to capitalize in a lighthearted manner on that uncertainty.

North Carolina nearly handed the game to Rutgers thanks to turnovers, but the Scarlet Knights couldn't capitalize in a 24-22 loss.