Sentence examples for capture seems from inspiring English sources
"A minor CO2 capture seems to be just one partial reason for the new development," said Øystein Dalland, an environmental professor who lives close to the plant.
Other accounts made the capture seem more chancy.
Across the nation, Mr. Hussein's capture seemed to change few peoples' minds about Iraq.
For a man who eluded the law by dressing as a woman and pretending to be mute, the mundane nature of his capture seemed out of character.
These two cycled between a gentle, unhurried, taking-in-the-scenery trot; a clipped, nervous, we'd-better-get-a-move-on canter; and a determined, loping gallop, exhibited only when capture seemed truly imminent.
They shift as you move past them, glinting in the light, giving fleeting hints of intangible color, which make the people and objects they capture seem almost three-dimensional and at the same time vaporous.
Still, the news of Mr. Hussein's capture seemed to buoy Mr. Kerry, as if it might at last prompt Democrats to reconsider Dr. Dean as their front-runner.
For others, the capture seemed unremarkable because, as Mrs. Peterson, the mother of Davin Peterson, noted, "I'm glad, but there are so many others in Al Qaeda who are anxious to pick up where he stopped".
Tethered capture: seemed to work fine in the demo.
Post-combustion capture seemed less attractive since it involves large steam requirements for the sorbent regeneration.
