Sentence examples for capture a bit from inspiring English sources
In fact, Groundhog Day does capture a bit of natural lore.
"Rotating risk is to take advantage of it and to capture a bit more of the growth in the markets".
The best producers managed to capture a bit of all of these qualities in the wines of either vintage.
Perhaps the song manages to capture a bit of the romance and a bit of the scar.
Holly Smale, author of Geek Girl series including All That Glitters My favourite children's book of 2015, easily, is Max at Night, by Ed Vere As someone surrounded constantly by words, I love a story that can capture a bit of magic with not very many at all.
"If you look at the ONS questions on happiness and satisfaction, they are pretty simple and clearly only capture a bit of what's going on, but the important thing is it's a way of saying we need to measure societal progress in ways other than gross domestic product..
The trailer captures a bit of the flavor.
He captured a bit of the Creation spirit but it was too soon, really.
The Prince's family, by marrying into the bourgeoisie, is saved from ruin; and Visconti and Rota have captured a bit of lost time.
And of course it's memories: thinking of my mum and dad who are no longer here, and capturing a bit of the time that we had together.
There is always something miraculous in how such unglamorous efforts can combat something as awful as war trauma or as slippery as unyielding anxiety, and Ms. Ambo's film captures a bit of that.
