Sentence examples for capture a show from inspiring English sources

"We want to capture a show on the Broadway stage before a paying audience the way Fox or CBS captures a football game," he said.

But only the TiVo can add that show (up to an hour long) to its list of recordings, in effect letting you capture a show that you've already missed.

For example, a New Yorker traveling in Texas would be able to log on to the www.myreplaytv.com Web site, view hometown program listings, set the recorder to capture a show, view the amount of recording time left on the disk and make sure that the show is being recorded.

TiVo's gadget allows a TV addict to digitally capture a show for later playback.

Yet anyone who's used a real TiVo will miss a few nice touches, like the ability to capture half a show that's already been broadcast (because it's still in the machine's "rewind buffer").

The portable device has a timed recording feature that can be set to record a single broadcast or capture a favorite show regularly.

The most famous of those songs is Elvis' version of "Unchained Melody," which was captured during a show on tour in April.

From the menu that appears below the selected area, click one of the 4 buttons shown: Capture an Image Capture a Video (shown) Redo Selection (let's you redraw the selection area) Cancel (closes the window).

A year after his capture, a video showing the Islamic State's murder of the British aid worker Alan Henning pointed to Kassig's whereabouts.

Dance reviews can struggle to capture the essence of a show, making purchasing tickets a high-risk move on their recommendation alone.

Be ready for the moment when your subject drops their guard – the best shots will capture a moment that shows them as they really are.