Sentence examples for captured a bit from inspiring English sources
He captured a bit of the Creation spirit but it was too soon, really.
The Prince's family, by marrying into the bourgeoisie, is saved from ruin; and Visconti and Rota have captured a bit of lost time.
We've always had a lot of great African artists coming to play over the years but these two sets really stood out and maybe captured a bit of the rock'n'roll spirit that was needed in those conditions.
Those roles that do stand out from his later career those of Pike Bishop in The Wild Bunch (1969), TV executive Max Schumacher in Network (1976), and hard-drinking film producer Tim Culley in Blake Edwards's S.O.B. (1981; Holden's final film)—captured a bit of Holden's real-life bitterness and depression and added a tinge of melancholy to his screen image.
Working backwards from there, the team captured a bit of the adhesive that sticks to sLex, decoded the amino acid sequence and searched for a H. pylori protein that matched.
And indeed, in the next parliamentary elections in 1991, Macierewicz's forces in Catholic Election Action managed a mere 8.7percentt of the vote for the Sejm (though the coalition captured a bit more, 17.4percentt, for the Senate).
The trailer captures a bit of the flavor.
"Rotating risk is to take advantage of it and to capture a bit more of the growth in the markets".
The best producers managed to capture a bit of all of these qualities in the wines of either vintage.
Perhaps the song manages to capture a bit of the romance and a bit of the scar.
