Sentence examples for capture an event from inspiring English sources

"It has fantastic potential – it allows people to easily capture an event as it happens.

"This shows the ability of YouTube to capture an event like Valentine's Day and really build a community around it," he added.

There's something charming about only having a set number of exposures on a roll of film with which to capture an event.

"Happy End" is topped and tailed by creepy cell-phone footage, compelling us to ask what it means to "capture" an event on our screens: are we really treating it as something to keep and even to treasure, or are we innately cruel, trapping other lives in the wild and mocking the results, like zoo-goers poking through the bars?

It's difficult to capture an event like Kristallnacht.

It also marked the fifth time that Mickelson, who has now won 21 PGA tournaments, captured an event twice.

But as image-minded publicists ask for complicated releases or cut back access time, photographers are finding it more challenging to take a picture that captures an event.

It was like the cameras were capturing an event that was happening and not just a movie.

Identifying and classifying maltreatment is problematic because it requires capturing an event that often occurs out of sight (US Department of Health and Human Services et al. 2016; Putnam-Hornstein and Needell 2011; Socolar et al. 1995; Dubowitz et al. 2005; Runyan et al. 2005; Hussey et al. 2005).

This is not something editors love to see happening -- the Times may have been especially irked to see the New York Post using the exact same picture on its cover, for instance -- but sometimes, it seems, there is wide agreement about what picture perfectly captures an event.

But one photo does not capture an entire event.