Sentence examples for capture the eye from inspiring English sources

Many of the ads will capture the eye of someone who knows they need to buy insurance before tax time but hasn't quite gotten around to doing it.

Then there's Caspar Landry Michael Landess), an American millionaire whose latest venture — nylon hosiery — is certain to capture the eye of a silk-stocking kind of woman.

That is, of course, why designers lobby the stylists and plot and scheme to dress the right girl in the most amazing gown that will somehow capture the eye of the world.

The "what if"s also happen to be salient, both because they describe fundamental aspects of nature and our environment and because the cartoons capture the eye and the mind simultaneously.

Incandescent plastic panels in lime, lavender and orange compete with zebra-striped back cushions to capture the eye, while polished silver air ducts and the deep blue ceiling offer a soothing contrast.

There's no element of mystery, nothing to capture the eye or pique the mind (whether in active thought or subconscious resonance) between packets of plot information, jolts of martial energy, and waves of sentiment.

Yesterday, it was G4, a cable network owned by the cable giant Comcast, which sought to capture the eyes of media executives with an elaborate stunt.

Trying to capture the eyes of islanders who commute, the company is advertising on the Staten Island Ferry and on the giant LED sign that scrolls above the heads of waiting passengers at Whitehall Ferry Terminal in Lower Manhattan.

Verizon is one of those companies thinking outside of the box in its partnership with the Empire State Building, which will capture the eyes of all who are roaming around Manhattan.

People who took their cities and their worlds around them and incorporated that into their work, who were very uncompromising in their process but still managed to capture the eyes of mainstream America.

It will not only bring you good attention but also capture the eyes of the popular groups.