Sentence examples for beginning to capture from inspiring English sources

It is this idea that is now beginning to capture the imagination of the press and the public.

Noting that space tourism is beginning to capture attention, with companies including Virgin Galactic (started by Richard Branson, the billionaire founder of the Virgin Group), the agency began exploring the possibility of giving away rides on flights to Axe users.

THE practice of native advertising, or the use of editorial content for promotional or marketing purposes, is beginning to capture the attention of advertising regulators who are concerned that some content could be considered deceptive to consumers.

The report found that senior Defense Department officials inquired about SERE techniques for prisoner interrogations as early as December 2001, when the war in Afghanistan was weeks old and American troops were just beginning to capture people suspected of being members of the Taliban and Al Qaeda.

Double-effect cycles, on the other hand, are beginning to capture a significant portion of the heat activated cooling marketplace.

"This [prospect of alternative ethanol sources] is beginning to capture the imagination of scientists," says physicist and Nobel Laureate Steven Chu of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California.

But it didn't begin to capture the real story.

She began to capture, unselfconsciously, the special geography of New York.

A new doctor has also begun to capture her interest.

From that point we began to capture and kill guerrillas".

And those stiffly phrased words on paper do not begin to capture the enormity.