Sentence examples for managed to capitalise from inspiring English sources

The Tories managed to capitalise on the disaffection of farmers and anglophiles to capture Monmouth.

England really haven't managed to capitalise on any of the pressure they've put on by stemming the run flow and Rogers looks comfortable on 50.

Cena and Ambrose actually worked well together and when they both went flying through the air to take out the rival teams, they managed to capitalise by both hitting their signature finishing moves on Gold & Stardust.

I managed to capitalise on those and it was comfortable in the end so I was quite happy".

However, the game could have been a different story if the visitors had managed to capitalise on a scrappy Swans performance in the opening half.

"We had a real chance and didn't manage to capitalise on it.

His colleague, Bernstein, did not manage to capitalise on fame in quite the same way.

Whoever wins the final on 30 November at Old Trafford, this World Cup will be judged on how it manages to capitalise on the game's greater exposure.

Hamilton managed to win the race after capitalising on a mistake by Rosberg, which Hamilton pinpoints as the source of his team-mate's obvious frustration.

From the development of the jet engine and liquid crystal displays, from cracking the inner workings of DNA to pioneering work on Lithium-ion batteries, the country has all too often managed to break new scientific ground but then fail to capitalise on the vast potential that others then enjoy.

But locals in Dushanbe seemed genuinely effusive about their record-breaking structure, and I was fascinated as to how an American start-up had managed to carve themselves such a weird niche – capitalising on this odd wave of global flagpole envy.