Sentence examples for capture a place from inspiring English sources

West's photographs of Chocóanos mining for gold and cultivating their own food in small plots seemed to capture a place forgotten by time.

Veering between the epigrammatic and the incantatory, these poems capture a place that is both ancient and modern, with crumbling temples and "stock exchange quotations".

When British soldiers capture a place they start checking all the houses and arrest the civilians without any reason".The story of Nad Ali illustrates the unhappy experience in Helmand.

What Christopher and His Kind does do as well as Cabaret did in 1972 is to capture a place and a time – an extra-ordinary place at an extraordinary time of transition, between the dying embers of the bohemian Weimar Republic and the fascist fist of the Nazis.

I wanted to capture a place where I have felt enthralled, alienated, appalled, loved, confused and totally at home in the course of a single day.

There were others who filed claims in other places on the same day (some say they were actually first), but Mr. Freeman captured a place in history.

The assault of behavioral genetics, which has had academe in tumult for the last three decades, has only recently begun to affect politics and social policy, having captured a place in the popular culture.

Those for "Hotel Lobby" (1942) develop the setting and the detail poses of the figures in it, perfectly capturing a place where people often sit, lost in thought, the basic Hopper condition.

Through a strong emphasis on polychromatic photography, he captured a place that was once brimming with life — carnival rides on the boardwalk, bikini-clad teen-agers, landscapes in saturated hues and glowing lights.

In some situations, the photo might not be technically good, but captured a place or a rare event.

Whatever you say about him, he does have a knack for capturing a place.