Sentence examples for seized advantage from inspiring English sources

Nicola Rescigno, a conductor who seized advantage of a new interest in opera after World War II and helped found two major American opera companies, died on Monday in Viterbo, Italy.

The Obama campaign in particular has sought to seize advantage of those shifting demographic trends, organizing a voter registration drive in states with large or growing Hispanic populations.

It is at this point most often, where unethical parties seize advantage.

In the wake of Maurice's fall, a market niche had appeared, and right away an entrepreneur seized the advantage.

TV from the start has seized this advantage and exploited it to the hilt, and from the start the audience has resented it.

The German league has seized the advantage while many clubs in crisis-stricken, austerity-squeezed countries like Spain and Italy have been unable to deal with deep debts and older stadiums in poor condition.

Kaufman's 27... b5 seized the advantage, and Cebalo made a terrible error by playing 28 Na5, stranding his knight on the edge of the board, where it was soon lost.

Bolton started brightly but it was Lee Clark's side who seized the advantage.

QPR then seized the advantage with the goal of the game.

Sporting Lisbon seized the advantage in their Europa League semi-final with Athletic Bilbao after they came from behind to claim a first-leg home win.

England seized the advantage in the second Test against West Indies after a rain-affected second day that saw them dismiss the hosts for 299, then reach 74-0 by stumps in Grenada.