Sentence examples for open to capitalize from inspiring English sources

Due to debut officially on July 8, the store was a smash hit in its trial run last Friday, when it was open to capitalize on NYC's influx during the Fourth of July weekend.

There are many schools that have been opened to capitalize on the sport's popularity.

Al-Walīd was able to double his investment, and in the short term the park was revived and became one of Europe's most successful attractions; a second park was opened nearby to capitalize on this momentum.

That change in focus could also leave the door open for E27 to capitalize and invest in its reporting chops to differentiate itself from Tech In Asia as a source of news.

He opened a shop to capitalize on his good fortune, The Pop Shop, but a year later, in 1987, was diagnosed with AIDS.

It was a night of bedtime amnesty across the country as children and parents made treks to bookstores opening around midnight to capitalize on the enormous pent-up demand for the new title with Harry Potter parties, gimmicks and stunts.

Like Agassi, who lost to Becker at the 2006 U.S. Open, Moyá was unable to capitalize on playing in front of his home crowd.

If Woods is rusty after a four-week tournament break between Bethpage and the British Open, his competitors need to capitalize.

Page B3 Sports LI NA MISSES HER CHANCE TO UNSEAT RIVAL IN OPEN Li Na failed to capitalize on the ankle injury that left Kim Clijsters wincing in pain in the seventh game of the opening set of the Australian Open when she held a 6-2 leandand four match points in the second-set tiebreaker.

The hotel, which opened last September, seeks to capitalize on its spot next to the London Heliport.

10 Snapping Up Harry Potter Children and parents across the country made treks to bookstores that opened just after midnight to capitalize on the demand for "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire".