Sentence examples for capture a nice from inspiring English sources

You'll capture a nice yield.

It comes in four different colors, plays WMA files (subscription and otherwise), and has a 1.3-megapixel camera for those times when you and your lady want to capture a nice round of "Shower Rescue" for prosperity's sake.

As part of a government campaign promoting smoke-free homes, a camera crew followed Weepu around for an hour and captured "a nice little poignant moment," as Iain Potter, the head of the agency promoting the commercial, put it.

Amazon's Fire is widely recognized as a potential powerhouse, and the Nook Color has already captured a nice little piece of the LCD e-reader market.

It's fast-paced, frenetic, and completely captures a nice video game aesthetic.

Falk captures that quality in a nice formula: Jordan, he says, is "at once credible and incredible" — a down-to-earth guy who defies gravity on the court.

"Everybody thinks space is pretty cool, so it's a nice way to capture the audience and capture the kids so they are enjoying space," Tribe said.

According to Kapp, Lauder sells products to retailers at 40% below suggested retail price, which will be a nice margin to capture for itself.

The soundtrack can be syrupy, the editing workmanlike — although the show does a nice job of capturing the milieu of Kansas City, including its visual-arts scene.

But Mr. Howitt and the production designer, Catherine Hardwicke, do a nice job of capturing the ambience and idioms of the New Economy workplace (A. O. Scott).

But Mr. Howitt and the production designer, Catherine Hardwicke, do a nice job of capturing the ambience and idioms of the New Economy workplace (Scott).