Sentence examples for maximise on from inspiring English sources

Yes, some attractive sportspeople – men and women – do maximise on their beauty with promo deals, but most don't.

The Mayor of Liverpool, Joe Anderson, said the city needs to "maximise" on its "culture  and arts", which he said are Liverpool's "unique selling point".

"Be wary of mixing new woods together, but maximise on the design possibilities of using wood with other modern materials, or new wood with old".

Let's maximise on this by creating Strictly Come Barking – a knockout competition in which the dogs are dressed in sparkly frocks and high heels and made to perform elaborate choreography to Rihanna songs with Holby City actors.

Put your name on your research early, garner an audience and feedback, and maximise on research time by developing strong articles into research papers, and research offcuts into blogs.

"There will be a transportation deficit over the next few years, and knowing we don't have anything in the pipeline means we need to maximise on what we do have.

23 April: Meanwhile, Miliband maximises on his new public image as a potential statesman in the making by spending the entire day with his hands on his hips and his chin in the air.

Then, when you see his jaw drop, you realise – he's seen the sentence which you'd typed out in huge Helvetica earlier that day and left maximised on your screen: "Maybe I'd like to kiss Charlize Theron on the boobs".

The car as a low-key location for celebrities to be themselves is not a new phenomenon – Robert Llewellyn discovered it with his Carpool series, Jerry Seinfeld maximised on it with Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, and it is more or less the entire point of Top Gear – but Corden seems to have mastered the form.

You save at least 3p per 100ml of nut milk and £1.30 per 100g of almond butter Much like their sweet counterparts, savoury preserves, pickles, ferments and other condiments are an excellent way of maximising on the value of an overabundance of seasonal produce.

The MMCCM postulates that fatigue damage is maximised on that material plane experiencing the maximum shear strain amplitude.