Sentence examples for a move to capture from inspiring English sources

As a move to capture the video-game-playing public's imagination, Apple TV's proposition was rather vanilla.

The rejoinder today from Mr. Bush and Mr. Quayle - that Mr. Moynihan's plan would lead to a cut in Social Security benefits - was similarly a move to capture a Democratic stronghold, the party's long-time advocacy of higher retirement payments.

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The U.S. Central Command recommended a quick move to capture Raqqa, led by a force commanded by Syrian Kurds.

The Lady Techsters made a quick move to capture the lead at 14-13 on a basket by Kenya Bibbs, but then the Huskies reeled off 13 straight points to take a 26-13 lead.

Readers want the behind-the-scenes look at the writer's experience and the origin story of the book". Although not without irony, Amazon Books is a strategic move to capture the millennial audience, one that is known for having a strong preference for electronic media consumption.

While DVDplus is still growing, this latest act is a bold move to capture the market.

This certainly appears to be a bold move to capture European traffic inside social networks.

Lookery is really going for volume and this is a bold move to capture European traffic inside social networks.

The time is ripe for a bold move to capture the imaginations of the 99 Percent and of those parts of the 1percentt already leaning in that direction.

Either for a lack of will or means, the Philippine Army did not move to capture him, the diplomat said.