They manhandled the Jets' offensive line, capitalizing on Nick Mangold's absence — and a group made weaker by temporary appearances at center by Matt Slauson and at guard by Vlad Ducasse.
Wright capitalized by lining the first of three straight singles, driving in Martinez to put the Mets ahead, 1-0.
From high-end brands creating makeup shades based on the country's bright colors to skin- and hair-care lines capitalizing on Ayurveda, an ancient medicinal system using herbs and other natural ingredients, when it comes to beauty, inside and out, the industry is increasingly turning to the world's second-most-populous country.
From high-end brands creating makeup shades inspired by the country's bright colors to "skin- and hair-care lines capitalizing on Ayurveda," the ancient Indian medicinal system, the beauty industry is "increasingly turning to the world's second-most-populous country".
Simply put, by mastering the art of getting to the line, and capitalizing once he's there. .
The R train connects with 12 other lines in Brooklyn, making it difficult for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to prevent other subway line riders from capitalizing on the free rides at hubs like Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center and Jay Street-MetroTech.
Someone (Lincoln, Mr. Holzer is firmly convinced) even capitalized its closing line — "LET US HAVE FAITH THAT RIGHT MAKES MIGHT... ...... — as if highlighting the crucial sound bite.
Mr. Perry was not the only Republican contender who sought to capitalize on the line: Mr. Romney also implied that Mr. Obama was referring to Americans generally, telling a South Carolina audience on Tuesday that the president "said that Americans are lazy.
And it is precisely why, a strategist close to the Clinton campaign said, her aides had decided to use the site more aggressively and capitalize on the line to him established by Ms. Sefl — now a vice president at the Glover Park Group, the former firm of Mr. Wolfson, Mrs. Clinton's communications director, and an informal adviser to Mrs. Clinton's campaign chairman, Terry McAuliffe.
Power lines cross when comedians, capitalizing on the element of surprise, may insinuate that forced sex is surprise sex; power lines cross when comedians, capitalizing on the element of truth, imply that rape starts and ends.
