Sentence examples for bid to capture from inspiring English sources

In 1999 he was a key component in Brazil's successful bid to capture the Copa América.

Nevertheless, he appeared certain to triumph in his bid to capture the presidency in elections that November.

And over several months, in a bid to capture new voters, she has shifted her party leftward.

Incomplete returns for the House of Representatives suggested that a Democratic bid to capture control there was also faltering.

Carlsberg has also launched a range it calls Crafted in a bid to capture the more discerning beer drinker.

US retailer Abercrombie & Fitch has announced plans to expand sizes, colours and fits starting next spring in a bid to capture new customers.

The next-lowest bid is three low, which is also a bid to capture nine books but with the downtown ranking of cards.

Yet Ford is pushing ahead with a complete overhaul of its Lincoln lineup in an all-out bid to capture top-end customers.

Now H.P. is directly attacking Cisco in a bid to capture a larger chunk of the $20 billion market for local area network and wireless switches.

In a bid to capture more revenue, the British government has decided to raise tax rates on the affluent, many of them working in finance.

Without warning, a group of fighters surged across the border into Turkey and opened fire on the farmhouse, in an apparent bid to capture Abu Issa without paying.