Sentence examples similar to capture the take from inspiring English sources

"Most of the photographs didn't capture the take-off because there was no countdown," Joreige explains.

Imagine Sue Sylvester's lines from "Glee" delivered by Judi Dench and you'll begin to capture the tone taken by the teachers in this mordant debut novel.

That's because there's so much to get right in order to capture the perfect take.

IMS Learning Design is a specification to capture the orchestration taking place in a learning scenario.

Photographers were there to capture the moment, taking pictures through the tinted glass (see above).

So while Mr. Jenkins pursues his field studies and lectures, he also makes time to capture the present, taking some 30,000 photographs in recent years.

Meanwhile more details have emerged about why the police operation to capture the gunman took so long.

However, it must be borne in mind that this approach does not capture the trajectory taken by each variable measured serially in each patient.

Go to the webpage of this free screenshot capture and hit the "Take Screenshot" button to launch it.

Why did capturing the killer take 27 years?

Its theme, "From working full time to living full time," nicely captures the TTN take on life after retirement.