Sentence examples for start capitalizing from inspiring English sources

The company's vaunted franchise handlers will start capitalizing on the robust sales created by the first DVD by bringing out more merchandise in the coming months.

Indeed, Ventura isn't waiting until the end of his term to start capitalizing on his name.

Schumer's triumph in getting his Millionaires' Tax (I'm just going to start capitalizing that, from now on) attached to Obama's American Jobs Act was a brilliant political move which will become the centerpiece of what Democrats are going to run on (and stand for) next year.

Anyway, think it might be the time for some of the big-wig corporations to start capitalizing on products that make it more comfortable for go-getters like myself to keep mobile so we can all get this economy back on track.

Tourism agencies have recently started capitalizing on the credits at the end of movies that thank city, state and foreign film commissions for allowing on-location shoots, building tourism campaigns timed to film releases.

3), Caroline Winter imagines that our "individualistic, workaholic culture would be more rooted in community and quality and less focused on money and success" if we left the self-aggrandizing "I" in lowercase and started capitalizing the deferential "you" instead.

Skins running back Tim Hightower, who fits this scheme because it allows him to build momentum early in runs rather than play stop-and-start, capitalized in the first half; fourth-round rookie running back Roy Helu showed off his surprising change-of-direction ability a few times in the second half.

Among those happy snappers, look for smart little start-ups capitalizing on emerging imaging markets like new models for online photo distribution, flat screen monitors and ever higher megapixels for digital cameras.

As for cable networks the MSOs provide, they need to start understanding and capitalizing on the evangelist power of the young early adopters that will help write the future.

Drugstore brands are starting to capitalize on the desire for color-saturated makeup.

Security companies have issued repeated warnings that hackers have already started to capitalize on the application stores.