Sentence examples similar to captured from afar from inspiring English sources
Sometimes it pulls so hard that there is no other option but to GO…to go and see this place that has captured you from afar.
His White House photographer, Shealah Craighead, hasn't published many photos, and when she does, they mostly capture him from afar.
Bolt received his gold medal Monday night not long before James took to the track, and there was an unplanned fireworks display in the stands of Olympic Stadium as Bolt did a standing broad jump onto the podium and hundreds of flash bulbs went off in random order as fans captured images of Bolt from afar.
Though set in contemporary Lisbon, the romantic melodrama — about a young businessman whose orderly routine is disrupted by his love for an heiress whose eye he catches from afar — captures the spirit of long-superseded formalities and the passions they repress.
Khalid Mish'al: We cheer the hard-won release of Alan Johnston, who was captured in a chaos imposed from afar.
Photographs can broaden our horizons by capturing and connecting us to subjects from afar in seemingly unmediated ways.
Photographs broaden our horizons by capturing and connecting us to subjects from afar in seemingly unmediated ways but also reflect the politics, values and subjectivities of the photographer.
Each time, he extends his arm without breaking his stride, briefly eyeballing the viewfinder from afar, an unemotional, matter-of-fact gesture: capture the moment.
The real-time nature of the web-based electronic data capture system allows for investigators and data managers to observe from afar as all data is entered.
But undoubtedly, from afar these territorial machines have the charm of symbolic spaces: we grasp not only their functioning, but also a form that captures the territory.
