Sentence examples for capture new from inspiring English sources

Vanguard is a cautious marketer, as eager to avoid costly clients as to capture new ones.

Like any industry, the assisted reproductive technology industry seeks to expand and to capture new markets.

To what extent should it reach out to capture new audiences?

This put a strain on the company, he said, because it necessitated expensive marketing campaigns to capture new clients.

We sent Martine Fougeron out into the city to capture new life emerging after a long and excessively snowy winter.

And over several months, in a bid to capture new voters, she has shifted her party leftward.

The Union fleet of Admiral David Farragut was able to capture New Orleans in April 1862.

The lyrics, by Nat Hiken, the show's creator, capture New York in all its frenzied geography.

Barbara McClintock's engraving-like illustrations, all black and white, capture New England's austerity and beauty in winter, and the swirling lines of skaters in motion.

"How to Make It in America," recently canceled after two seasons, tried to capture New York's polyglot downtown scene; it failed for being dull, not undiverse.

They will clown for hungry cameras and for journalists eager to capture New Orleans as some distant editor has imagined it.