Sentence examples for all captures from inspiring English sources

Both opinions are strongly there in "Masculine Feminine" (1965), the picture that best of all captures what it was like to be an undergraduate in the sixties.

Netherland, too, is a work that, above all, captures the tidal sway of grief through the thoughts of a man who is just about managing to stay afloat.

MySpace, after all, captures the attention of young people, whom advertisers are struggling to reach through television and other traditional media.MediaPost recently quoted David Cohen, executive vice-president at Universal McCann, an ad agency, saying that he "wouldn't be caught dead in that kind of environment".

That they should come at all captures much else that is admirable about the country: its pride in the successes of its emigrants, its love of intellectual stimulation and debate, and its special respect for Mr Sen.The winner of the 1998 Nobel prize in economics is a star in India, partly because he is admired both by economic liberals and by those who worry that globalisation will destroy India.

Because white-footed mice composed >79% of all captures, we focused on this species.

Golden mice (Ochrotomys nuttalli), southern short-tailed shrews (Blarina carolinensis), and Peromyscus spp. comprised 88% of all captures.

It was all captured on video.

Mr. Morales, after all, captured some 30percentt of the vote here in elections in 2005.

It's all captured in Instagrammish hues, with long cross-fades and sultry jazz underscoring.

"And it was all captured on videotape?" "I went on television," he said.

Skin tone, hairstyle, glasses, build, height and more are all captured, without any traditional player inputs.