Sentence examples for which capitalizes from inspiring English sources

The pun on "globe" is cemented in the First Folio printing, which capitalizes the noun.

The Red Storm has benefited from having Hardy in the point guard role, which capitalizes on his athleticism.

She has two commercials on television, one of which capitalizes on her endorsements by former mayors Edward I. Koch and David N. Dinkins.

This six-day event, which capitalizes on the presence of so many brilliantly talented musicians studying at the Tanglewood Music Center, is devoting itself entirely to American music for the first time in several decades.

More organizations should think like ODC, which capitalizes on the appeal of "Dancing With the Stars," to create an event that makes dance accessible and unintimidating in an entertaining, competitive atmosphere.

I came to it after reading "The Mirador," which was published here in 2011, by New York Review Books, in an elegant translation by Marina Harss, and with an added subtitle, which capitalizes on the success of "Suite Française": "Dreamed Memories of Irène Némirovsky by Her Daughter".

The appearances, which capitalized on the singer's onstage magnetism, fueled sales of his first album, Josh Groban (2001).

Bacall's performances of the 1990s, most of which capitalized on her brash-but-endearing personality, are among her most respected.

Echoes also took place in his rippling body, which capitalized on his innate sense of how to make a sharp movement elastic and a loose movement sharp.

Mr. Rogich points to the 1984 "Morning in America" spots for President Ronald Reagan, which capitalized on his personal popularity and the nation's resurgent optimism.

BEST DIRECTOR -- Martin Scorsese wins the prize with a hilarious performance in a commercial for American Express, which capitalized on his reputation as a nit-picking perfectionist.