Sentence examples for captured new from inspiring English sources

The first significant blow by the navy was struck by Commodore Esek Hopkins, who captured New Providence Nassauu) in the Bahamas in 1776.

This worked fantastically well and garnered a lot of local press which in turn captured new customers for all the businesses involved.

Inspired by the photographer Andreas Feininger, who captured New York's skyline in the 1940s, I wanted to remove myself from the landscape and explore the city from a distance.

Tebow's overt passion and displays of faith sold jerseys by the thousands and captured new fans while also winning back old ones, though some remained skeptical as his completion percentage hovered around 46 percent.

Now, a photographer has captured new, otherworldly footage of the cave using a drone, Discover reports.

Using the special trust established within the Italian political and business world, ZY captured new business opportunities.

Vanguard is a cautious marketer, as eager to avoid costly clients as to capture new ones.

To what extent should it reach out to capture new audiences?

Like any industry, the assisted reproductive technology industry seeks to expand and to capture new markets.

But increasingly, companies are expanding their virtual presence to capture new audiences and new revenues as well.

Three times (1534, 1538, and 1543) Ottoman forces invaded Iran, recovering territory lost earlier and capturing new areas.