Sentence examples for capture generation from inspiring English sources

Of young people's current political apathy, both in New Zealand and the world, Dotcom believes political parties need to change their approach to capture Generation Y voters, hence the Party Party event.

> -wrap-foot> lowL, low grade squamous intra-epithelial lesion; HSIL, high grade squamous intra-epithelial lesion; NA, not applicable; TS-PCR, type specific-polymerase chain reaction; HC, hybrid capture; HCII, hybrid capture generation II; HR, high risk.

The Oculus Rift-like "holo-viewers," smartwatch-like wrist communicators, and spectrum of specialized vending machines that helped Back to the Future II capture generations of devoted fans required a whole lot of detail work on the part of its artists, Eyth included.

Filmmaker John Hughes captured Generation X's coming of age in perfectly penned archetypal characters that brought to life the '80s in a delightful and comedic tone.

Once a single mother dependent on Welfare, she hit it big when her spirited stories about the boy wizard captured generations of readers around the globe.

Shell mania seems to capture every generation.

Of course, "heartbreak" songs epitomised Bolton's golden era, and allowed his honey-soaked voice to capture a generation of female hearts.

It is a bid to capture a generation more accustomed to the special effects wizardry of Harry Potter, the smart-alecky knowingness of "Kung Fu Panda" and the fast pace of "Cars 2".

Image Pro Plus software (Media Cybernetics) was used for image capture and generation of line traces.

In this way, Schmied believes her series captures a generation living "a lost childhood".

Within a year of graduating came This Life, the twentysomething house-share serial which captured a generation.