Sentence examples for he capitalizes from inspiring English sources

Cushing, who blogged about his predraft routines, spells like a Middle English playwright, and he capitalizes like e.e. cummings with a broken keyboard.

He capitalizes on his reputation for understatement by saving huge sonorities for significant occasions; as a result, his rare musical outbursts seem not so much theatrical as visceral, as if they were blows sustained in real time.

Back in 2006, David Remnick wrote about Bill Clinton's life as a globe-trotting agent-of-good-works, and the way he capitalizes on his influence and connections to achieve his aims: Clinton is the first post-President to tap into the newer generation of wealth the hedge-fund and retail moguls, who have bigger planes to lend and more cash to burn than their upper-class predecessors ever had.

One of the hallmarks of his writing is the way it looks on the page and, by extension, sounds: he capitalizes individual words that underscore what was stressed in the preceding line, or he cuts a statement of fact in half, letting it float into the white space of doubt, even as other voices are introduced — voices that are separate from but inseparable from the author's "I".

I made a mental mistake and he capitalized on it.

He capitalized on it with a vicious forehand overhead winner.

He has the sound for that, certainly, and he capitalized on it.

He capitalized on a James Jones mistake against the Packers in Week 2 to snag another interception.

He capitalized on his official power to help finance the project in other ways as well.

And he capitalized on that image to consolidate power and to promote his brothers in arms.

He capitalized on the animal's elastic, elongated form, implicit humor, libidinousness and sometimes demonic energy.