Sentence examples for for capitalising from inspiring English sources

China and the Koreans were notorious for capitalising on this loophole.

Yet Austin diminished expectations for capitalising on that opportunity, saying Kobani's fall to Isis was "highly possible", despite a week of US bombing.

Her fondness for capitalising on her good looks by regularly undertaking fashion shoots has been criticised, but suddenly it seemed more understandable when she made it clear that this, at least, was something she could do to please herself.

As well as automated advertising, Verizon said the deal would give impetus to its 4G wireless video and internet video ambitions, and feed into its plans for capitalising on the so-called "internet of things".

"We didn't have to change anything, we had the game within our grasp, we were playing throughout the right areas where we thought that we could get at Queens and I've got to give Queens a lot of credit for capitalising on us dropping back off.

The last Boddingtons television advertising campaign in 2005 was criticised for capitalising on the beer's Manchester heritage with a Happy Mondays soundtrack, even though production had moved out of the city.

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Condemned by gay rights campaigner and Labour candidate Peter Tatchell for allegedly capitalising on a campaign marred by homophobia.

But he retreated backwards once more and was made to pay as 10-time grand slam champion Nadal broke for 4-3, capitalising on a poor Lopez volley.

In truth, Real Madrid were made to pay for not capitalising on a first half that saw Juventus' back four fail to win a single challenge throughout the half.

Adam Le Fondre's late goal for Rotherham, capitalising on Aaron Brown's horrendous back-pass, means that the Shots will need to win in South Yorkshire if they are to fulfil their unlikely ambitions.