parlay

He became the first U.S. president convicted of felonies, but parlayed a platform of victimhood and retribution to election.

It's one thing to be a talented chef, but if you hate the work it's hard to parlay that into an extraordinary career.

In 1992, it entered politics, parlaying its growing popularity to elect lawmakers to parliament.

Instead, his attempt at writing dramas has been parlayed into a career that utilizes something Jones has more familiarity with: self-deprecating humor.

Will he be able to parlay his political losses since 2016 into another term as president?