Sentence examples for capitalizing both from inspiring English sources

City testing officials noticed that each of her 22 students had made an identical change: first capitalizing both the A and the P in "Alligator Park" (incorrect), then erasing it.

Today's loss was not due to bad luck, though the Diamondbacks capitalized both times Rusch made a mistake.

He mentioned this to the Research in Motion executives, and they decided to capitalize both "b"s: BlackBerry.

Turner Stevenson took two penalties in the opening period for the Devils, and Washington capitalized both times, exposing the Devils' weakness at killing penalties.

And a new startup called MojiLaLa is looking to capitalize, both figuratively and literally.

The key for EyeEm right now is to capitalize both on its existing user base for the marketplace, and close some of those API deals for its visual search engine stat, with in both spaces seemingly emerging by the day.

That gives Fortis oversight of 62 hospitals with a combined 10,000 beds, allowing it to capitalize both on the growing demand for high-end health care from ever richer Asians and the region's status as a popular destination for medical tourism.

In Algernon Charles Swinburne's 1866 poem Sapphics the term "lesbian" appears twice but capitalized both times after twice mentioning the island of Lesbos, and so could be construed to mean 'from the island of Lesbos'.

Bradley was able to capitalize both on divisions within the Democratic Party over the issue of Free Silver and on the presence of a strong third-party candidate, Populist Thomas S. Pettit, to secure victory in the general election by just under 9,000 votes.

If a proper noun has two words, e.g. Queen Victoria, capitalize both words.

Levitra is capitalizing on both sets of men.