Sentence examples for capture a scene from inspiring English sources

To capture a scene in battle, Mr. Vebell developed his own technique.

And a wider lens requires a smaller aperture (the opening created when the shutter opens) to capture a scene of the same width.

Begun last fall, the "Beauty of a Second" competition required entrants to capture a scene of beauty in a one-second-long video and upload it to the competition's Web site.

The latest game consoles have the built-in ability to take and share in-game photographs, an acknowledgement that visitors will want to capture a scene or a moment for posterity, to make their discoveries public and shared.

We capture a scene where a user is showing his hand in front of the camera.

You capture a scene, then pocket your phone while you think of a witty way to describe it.

The camera isn't on a permanent loop, grabbing and capturing a scene.

Here Ms. Swope captured a scene that would never have happened onstage.

Black-and-white blowups of movie stills, some capturing a scene of momentous import, add a modern touch.

A video posted to YouTube captured a scene unusual for an American diplomat in the Arab world, where resentment at American support for authoritarian rulers runs deep.

The picture, taken by an uncle, captures a scene repeated around the city, as desperate parents look for safe places from airstrikes and the shrapnel they unleash.