Sentence examples for final capitalizing from inspiring English sources

Sharapova needed plenty of resilience to get past the second-seeded Kvitova, the powerful left-hander who had outhit her at Wimbledon last year in what was her first Grand Slam final, capitalizing on Sharapova's hot-and-cold serve and dominating the majority of the baseline rallies.

A fourth-down conversion in their own territory away from losing, the Niners finally capitalized with a rare touchdown in the final period on the way to their third straight victory.

Split off and repackaged as "The Final Tour" to capitalize on the publicity surrounding his departure, they coincidentally include some destinations — Emilia-Romagna, Burgundy, Brooklyn — that should play to his strengths.

But in a turn of events that was reminiscent of the Americans' 2009 Confederations Cup final against Brazil, they seized control by capitalizing on rare opportunities — in this case, both attributable to the emerging ball skills of Freddy Adu.

First of all, you may notice that these final two are not capitalized in the same way that the other questions are.

The postponed move-in dates have prevented Ratner from capitalizing on having an Eastern Division power that lost the N.B.A. finals in 2002 and 2003 and won 49 games as recently as the 2005-6 season.

(AP DYSON PREVAILS IN IRELAND Simon Dyson of England won the Irish Open by a stroke, capitalizing on a poor approach shot by Richard Green of Australia on the final hole at Killarney.

In the final three, Sampras was able to seize on a slight crack in Agassi's concentration, capitalizing on his mini-break chances to win.

Capitalizing on that built capacity, the Galápagos National Park is now in the final stages of removing feral goats from the entire archipelago.

The final analysis is performed at a more permissive threshold setting in dictionary formation to allow discovery of rare variants, capitalizing on the enhanced mapping sensitivity provided by the enriched reference sequence collection.

After losing Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals when LeBron James's left-handed layup beat the buzzer, the Pacers came back to win Game 2, capitalizing on two uncharacteristic James turnovers with less than 50 seconds remaining.