Sentence examples for caught capitalizing from inspiring English sources

A16 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Police Uncover Dozens Of Bogus 9/11 Claims Since the September 11th attack, many people have been caught capitalizing on the grief and chaos of the moment by fraudulently claiming to have lost loved ones.

Once the Allmans caught on, Walden capitalized on the notion of Southern rock by signing the Marshall Tucker Band, the Elvin Bishop Group, and others.

Catching on, MGM capitalized on the film's ironic appeal and marketed it as a cult film.

Ivan Fernandez Anaya of Spain caught him, but instead of capitalizing on Mutai's blunder he guided him to the finish line and allowed him to finish first.

After she uncharacteristically caught an errant ball toss, Azarenka capitalized on a 84 m.p.h.

The console industry hasn't exactly been a shining beacon of growth itself, but with a hardware refresh imminent, AMD is in the best position to capitalize should consumer interest once again be caught by fancy new console devices.

Though much-admired classics now, the '58 models were less appreciated when new, caught short by a styling coup at Chrysler, which was capitalizing on the bold tailfins of its Forward Look cars.

In the Chase, the contestant's goal is to answer enough questions correctly to move the earned winnings into the team bank without being caught by the Chaser, whose job is to catch them by capitalizing on mistakes made by the player.

E-commerce companies have been quick to capitalize on this trend while brick and mortar retailers have not caught on in quite the same way.

Utah (8-0, 4-0 Mountain West) caught Colorado State (3-4, 1-2) off guard by subbing the speedy Louks for Johnson periodically, and he capitalized by taking two option keepers for touchdowns.

(The Wall Street Journal caught wind of what we were doing and wrote about it, so we figured we had to capitalize).