Sentence examples for and attempting to capture from inspiring English sources

Working with him over many years, addressing challenges and attempting to capture opportunities for the city, has been a pleasure.

The Yemeni official told me that there was no thought of blockading the highway and attempting to capture al-Harethi and his passengers, because he had evaded earlier attempts and because "it was suspected that they were going to a target".

And, attempting to capture the essence of the Bill of Rights protections, Jackson wrote: The very purpose of a Bill of Rights was to withdraw certain subjects from the vicissitudes of political controversy, to place them beyond the reach of majorities and officials and to establish them as legal principles to be applied by the courts.

Initially, the two faced charges of hunting big game that was swimming, harassing wildlife using a boat, and attempting to capture wildlife, but, on Friday, it was announced that the two were convicted of harassing wildlife the bros plead guilty.

So when I attempt to capture a new moment to add to this collection, I'll say to him "let me take a photo," and while I'm detached from the moment, gazing into the phone screen to view the world through an electronic representation and attempting to capture something I think will be valuable in years to come, my son's inability to see the long game is his virtue and my greatest lesson.

HV It's spring, so that must mean it's time for Springwatch, when the BBC Natural History Unit decamps outdoors and attempts to capture British wildlife going about its business.

Much like The Book Thief by Markus Zusak, it deals with the loss of childhood innocence and attempts to capture a world at war through the eyes of a child.

The letters to the society record the march of science from the earliest blood transfusions, and attempts to capture lightning, to the confirmation of Einstein's theory of relativity, the discovery of DNA and Stephen Hawking's first musings on black holes.

Even before the yolk exhausted completely, the larvae of the silver perch have demonstrated a sign of food searching behaviour, comprising prey search, pursuit, and attempts to capture prey.

Cooper finds and attempts to capture Beaumont, but Beaumont commands two wolves to attack him.

Essentially, she slips into deep states of reflection (theta rhythms), blindfolded, and attempts to capture the visions she perceives in the void of her own mind.