Sentence examples for capture a slice from inspiring English sources

Autographer isn't the only device trying to capture a slice of the wearable camera market.

One: to deter rival newspapers from launching free editions to capture a slice of the lucrative advertising spend.

He said that the product was part of American Express's effort to capture a slice of China's growing credit card market.

I keep pausing, trying to capture a slice of the vista with a camera, knowing that what I will end up with instead is a faint echo of the experience, a reminder rather than a replica.

According to company executives and others briefed on the discussions, Microsoft -- desperate to capture a slice of the popular and ad-generating search business -- approached Google within the last two months to discuss options, including the possibility of a takeover.

The offer, which could turn hostile, represents the latest move by a major European oil company to capture a slice of the fast-growing United States natural gas market.

The author has captured a slice of Manhattanites, some of whom I had observed years ago as a young mother.

While the photographs appeared to have spontaneously captured a slice of life, they were, in fact, well orchestrated.

One of the stars of the sale was Pissarro's "Road to Rocquencourt" (1871), which captures a slice of rural life at the time the artist had settled in Louveciennes, a middle-class suburb southwest of Paris.

We've captured a slice of life of what we are now and it sounds great for that reason.

The resulting photographs perfectly captured a slice of China's contemporary zeitgeist: a country developing so frantically that it risked losing sight of its own people.