Sentence examples for capitalized in the first from inspiring English sources

Skins running back Tim Hightower, who fits this scheme because it allows him to build momentum early in runs rather than play stop-and-start, capitalized in the first half; fourth-round rookie running back Roy Helu showed off his surprising change-of-direction ability a few times in the second half.

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

Rutgers (4-1, 2-0) could not capitalize in the first half, and the freshman quarterback Gary Nova ended it with a kneel to the sound of boos from the home crowd with Rutgers up, 6-3.

According to [5], a letter is capitalized in the following cases: 1. Capitalize the first letter of the first syllable of a complete sentence, after punctuation, question mark, exclamation point, ellipsis ((ldots)) and new line.

The Braves capitalized in the 11th yesterday.

Both astutely capitalized on the first huge shift in how people read — moving online from paper — but they failed to follow Internet users and advertisers to cellphone screens and social networks.

The Red Sox capitalized on the first mistake.

We had our share of chances and only capitalized one time in the first half.

Marina Silva, the Green Party's candidate and a devout evangelical Christian, was able to capitalize on this in the first round, taking 19 percent of the vote, well exceeding pre-election polling.

Make sure you use title case capitalization, which is when you capitalize the first and last words in the title, as well as any other important words.

If you paid attention in third grade English class you now know to only capitalize the first word in a sentence, not every word in a sentence.