In fact, she even capitalised on this aspect of her public persona.
In this rather sickly passage the word is even capitalised, but I doubt that Waugh wanted us, while the golden lads were splashing and romping, to substitute the word "Hooper" for it.
Congress was in government then, and the prime minister was Jawaharlal Nehru, great-grandfather of Rahul Gandhi, Congress's figurehead in this campaign.The BJP has even sought to capitalise on this history during the campaign.
Banks are well capitalised, even after a recent surge in credit growth.
We can grow and even lead, if we capitalise on our evident strengths in innovation, manufacturing and, yes, finance.
"Places like Wigan and Blackpool, and even Prestatyn in Wales, capitalised on the scene, but no one in Stoke was really celebrating the rich heritage we had in northern soul.
Ferrero made his first ventures to the net and they proved costly as Arazi, who beat Mark Philippoussis in straight sets in the fifth round, capitalised to even the set and force a tie-break.
Even celebrity chefs are capitalising on the trend: Gordon Ramsay came in for the inauguration of his new restaurant, tossing verbal barbs at Jamie Oliver, whose new venture had opened its doors a month and a half ago.
They showed menace, even if they could not capitalise, and James, for instance, had to produce a particularly impressive save to reach an excellent left-footed attempt from Tom Huddlestone in the 39th minute.
Spanish readers might have even encountered ch and ll capitalised together at the beginnings of words (just like Dutch IJ), although that usage wasn't standard.
