Sentence examples for really capitalize on from inspiring English sources

But because I didn't have the studio behind me and I didn't have a publicist, I didn't really capitalize on it.

That McAlary made a name for himself by exposing police corruption, at the Daily News, where he broke the Abner Louima story, in 1997, is a significant irony that Ephron doesn't really capitalize on.

"We have a very high attendance from females, which is quite unusual for a motor sports event — it's purely my guess, but I think it's close to 40 percent — so we want to really capitalize on that," Roche said.

MR. CASE For whatever reason, right or wrong, I had become kind of a magnet for a lot of anger and frustration, particularly with the Time Warner employees and also with shareholders and if we really were going to get the company on the right track and really capitalize on the promise of the merger, probably the best thing I could do was step aside and get out of the way.

I think blogs and social media really capitalize on that".

What needs to happen is more reforms on the German side to really capitalize on lower costs".

"He abused where there was an opportunity to do so, and what he really capitalized on was his celebrity," she said.

"No one was really capitalizing on the market," said Ross. "There are 10 million competitive basketball players between the ages of 7 and 17".

Miller: So I think one of them, which Facebook really capitalized on, is that in a lot of situations, you do want to know who the person you're talking to is, right?

"There were some disappointments, but the majority of guys who came here really capitalized on the opportunity," Augmon said.

"This plan gives us the opportunity to look and see where we have really capitalized on this asset and where we haven't," Ms. Quinn said.