Sentence examples for captures the highlights from inspiring English sources

David A. Adler's AMERICA'S CHAMPION SWIMMER: Gertrude Ederle (Gulliver Books/Harcourt, $16; ages 5 to 9), illustrated with richly colored acrylic paintings by Terry Widener, captures the highlights of Ederle's life in evocative images and telling details that will appeal to children.

I am grateful for a small booklet published by "The Trinity Forum" (which captures the highlights of Pollock's biography) for introducing me to this incredible world-changer.

We've captured the highlights of the week for 13 of the projects on two videos: We also made a series of short films accompanied by the thoughts of the project managers on their projects.

If an interesting speaker comes to a university, Vines can be used to capture the highlights of the talk, and can be easily shared around the student community (perfect if an event is sold out).

And he figures the product will have a broad appeal for the moms and pops that just want to capture the highlights of such events.

In his two compendiums, The Complete Book of the Winter Olympics and The Complete Book of the Olympics, Wallechinsky chronicles the Games since their inceptions, capturing the highlights and statistics, and the winners and the losers.

In retrospect, I didn't need more than 10 photos to capture the highlights of the drive.

With the "1 Second Everyday" app, you can capture the highlights of each day in just one second by snapping a quick photo or video.

Are we entering an age where capturing the highlights of our lives has taken precedence over actually enjoying those very same moments?

The Bronco Sports Show is a quarterly television broadcast capturing the highlights and statistics from Bronco Athletics along with other featured events around the campus.

Brian Linder of IGN commented "2004's Greatest Hits: My Prerogative captured the highlights from Britney's heyday, but lacks the more mature club-oriented material that she's churned out in recent years.