Earlier this year Dolce & Gabbana became the first major western brand to openly aim at capturing a corner of the Islamic fashion market – estimated to be worth $260bn£180bnbn) – with its abaya range.
Though it's impossible to write a single book that sums up the experience of a nation that is, by definition, a grab bag of people each pursuing his or her own notion of freedom, sometimes a novel so perfectly captures a corner of it you recognize that you want to jump up and shout, "This is it!" Stephen Wright's undersung "M31: A Family Romance" is that sort of book.
The Melbourne company, Cool nrg International, is handing 30 million energy-efficient light bulbs out to poor and middle-income families in Mexico in a bid to capture a previously untapped corner of the carbon offset trading market and to nudge the developing world toward cleaner energy.
Moselle would arrive at random intervals, usually alone, and implant herself in a corner to capture the Angulos' doings.
At weddings, she sets up an easel in a corner and tries to capture the ephemeral, poetic side of weddings -- impressions of how a bride and bridegroom feel rather than how they look, exactly.
A graciously proportioned prewar duplex at 125 East 72nd Street, a corner combination situated to capture open city views to the north and east, ignited an uptown bidding war and sold for $12,315,000, the most expensive sale of the week, according to city records.
In a corner, near a beat-up mannequin, hung a motion-capture suit.
In a corner, an enormous upside-down funnel of gleaming copper captured the smoke from glowing logs.
Do not try to capture a fearful cat by chasing it, cornering, or grabbing it.
Each "Heat Map" was constructed from hundreds of frames shot using a telephoto lens; a robotic system was used to scan the landscapes and interiors and meticulously capture every corner.
