Sentence examples for started to capitalise from inspiring English sources

By the 1990s, Chicago had started to capitalise upon, rather than avoid, its gangster history.

Miller then hit the post before Watford started to capitalise on the Bluebirds' nerves as Troy Deeney went close.

But Starcraft II was developed from the start to capitalise on it, intended as nothing less than the first global eSport; arguably something it has achieved, with ever-growing audiences given a recent fillip by the expansion Heart of the Swarm.

New vinyl-only labels had started to produce albums intended to capitalise on this interest, and on rock music's inbuilt nostalgia.

"But we'd made it specifically for her and I wasn't going to start trying to capitalise on that".

He started to miss a few after that and I capitalised on that," he said.

When Palermo started to implode amid endless managerial changes, the minnows were in position to capitalise.

Despite falling beer sales and pub closures running at 50 a week, enterprising enthusiasts have started micro-breweries to capitalise on demand for smaller, quirkier ales.

Gurley Brown and her husband, film producer David Brown, had been looking to start a magazine to capitalise on the response to her bestselling book - and they turned it into Hearst's most profitable asset.

Forward-looking companies are already starting to pick up and capitalise on the opportunities from renewables.

Mr Kanojia (pictured) started Aereo in 2012 to capitalise on people's hatred of high cable bills.