Sentence examples for you would capitalize from inspiring English sources

You would capitalize the genus name, or any classification name above species.

Cite the title of the document in italics next, and capitalize it as you would capitalize a book title.

For example, if you were discussing the human race, you would capitalize the genus name, Homo but not the species name, sapiens.

Obviously, if you use the title as the beginning of your own title or a sentence, you would capitalize the word "the".

Five centuries ago, Shakespeare had a character look upward to "that supernal Judge that stirs good thoughts," with a capital J as one would capitalize the G in God.

You would expect us to have a strategy that would capitalize on that.

It remained to be seen whether Xerox would capitalize on this latest PARC innovation.

Button looked like he would capitalize on Alonso's Ferrari's frequent weakness: its tires' performance at the end of races.

"We turn the ball over 21 times, any team would capitalize off that and Indiana did," Pondexter said.

An Arab-led military solution in Syria would capitalize on several historic trends that are now coalescing.

The plan, drawn by Heyer, Gruel & Associates of New Brunswick, would capitalize on the site's geography and transportation links.