Sentence examples for capitalized the from inspiring English sources

As historian Greg Grandin recently wrote: "Banks capitalized the slave trade and insurance companies underwrote it".

As we passed over the freeway, I capitalized the Nice Girls in my mind to give them a title, to make them a team in the hope they would stay together.

It's a safe bet he never would have guessed that eight years later a multibillion-dollar lawsuit might hinge on whether he capitalized the word "Internet," or whether he spelled "cannot" as one word or two.

In 1847, with further patented improvements, he opened a factory in the then small, swampy, lakeside town of Chicago in partnership with the mayor, William Ogden, who capitalized the venture with $50,000 of his own money.

Utilizing a different rate of return for each type of asset, the two researchers capitalized the annual payments to produce estimates of over-all wealth for each household group.

Specialists who have reviewed the problem say it was caused by an unintentional error when someone mistakenly capitalized the name of a computer server, writing MAIL2 instead of Mail2.

Why do we capitalize the word "I"?

(His group does not capitalize the first letter in united).

The pun on "globe" is cemented in the First Folio printing, which capitalizes the noun.

It capitalizes the pose invariance and stability of feature detectors.

Capitalize the name of people, locations, and organizations.   3.