Sentence examples for never capitalized from inspiring English sources

The legend " " on the obverse was traced from Jefferson's handwriting in drafting the Declaration of Independence; as the word is never capitalized in that document, Fitzgerald borrowed a capital L from Jefferson's other writings.

Mason never capitalized on his success.

The Knicks never capitalized on his output, although the recently acquired Bender finished with a season-high 16 points.

Bellamy was the first to show Warhol's pop work, though he never capitalized on that foresight either.

"They never capitalized on their name," he said, comparing the brothers to other Italian-American golfers who parlayed golfing achievements into further fame and commercial success.

The suspects never capitalized on those chances to turn their lives around, instead apparently forming a new criminal alliance after meeting at a drug treatment center in Hartford.

Someone once told me playwrights never capitalize God.

When I write God into a script, I never capitalize it.

"He never capitalizes on his successes, he changes the subject every day, people forget the next day what he did the day before, he fogs the brain," she said.

The supposedly snobbish French leave all personal pronouns in the unassuming lowercase, and Germans respectfully capitalize the formal form of "you" and even, occasionally, the informal form of "you," but would never capitalize "I".

The stakes can't be much higher: Even if it never capitalizes on the ideas all those brilliant new hires generate, Google locks them away from would-be competitors.