Sentence examples for capture the day from inspiring English sources

These images capture the day the Venezuelan opposition rolled the dice.

Today, Melania Trump's coat was pale blue and Michelle Obama's was maroon, and that seemed to capture the day: patriotic, yes, but a few shades off.

The day goes by so quickly and it's quite a rare occasion that you're surrounded by all your closest friends and family, so find peace in the fact that you hired someone (and possibly even assigned someone) to capture the day on your behalf.

Then, after the sun had set, he pointed the camera west, photographing a series of shots going from west to east, including an 11 hour startrail sequence (check out the stunning the timelapse video above), to capture the day and night parts respectively.

Four other leaders at the heart of the protest are also facing criminal charges.In front of an outer concrete wall, which was separated from a second by a sea of barbed wire, the protesters wheeled into place a pair of police vans, which they had managed to capture the day before.

They might convey how an idea evolved through data collection and hypothesis refinement, but these productions do not capture the day-to-day reality of being a research scientist.

And here's a wonderful little video capturing the day in 90 seconds by Carolina Odman.

In the end, though, it was a smiling Montillet who captured the day.

With one captured the day before, 10 others remain at large.

An old framed newspaper on the wall captures the day that Henry Kissinger came for a coffee in the 1970s.

As told by Mr. Hurmat, the battered Taliban forces had gathered at Shulgareh after their retreat from the three districts captured the day before.