Sentence examples for capture a time from inspiring English sources

Timing of an intervention is a key aspect in order to capture a time point following treatment where survivors change their lifestyle behaviors, often referred to as the "teachable moment [ 80]".

"You never lose sight of fiscal responsibility, but you have to capture a time when there is an ability and a potential to take the next step".

It's interesting to compare it with ­today's Spooks – which is so much fizzier and sexier but fails to capture a time as Smiley's People did with cold-war ­mistrust.

By Caroline Hirsch February 22, 2011 So much for Swiss conformity: Karlheinz Weinberger's portraits of Zurich's post-Second World War youth capture a time when the height of coolness meant dressing like an American rebel.

So much for Swiss conformity: Karlheinz Weinberger's portraits of Zurich's post-Second World War youth capture a time when the height of coolness meant dressing like an American rebel.

But despite its limited size and occasional lack of focus, the show manages to capture a time when manufacturing was a central part of the urban experience, as well as the extraordinary range of invention that went into trying to make the modern factory an efficient and humane place to work.

Plus it captures a time, and a place.

Yet, Mr. Ritts captured a time that seems remarkably uninhibited.

After all, Mr Doctorow is capturing a time when hundreds of thousands were on the march.

The Creation set captures a time when I was first listening to John Peel, and discovering indie music.

"It's a brilliant narrative strategy for capturing a time of giddy terror and -- much more rarely -- exhilaration," Suzanne Ruta wrote here in 2000.