Sentence examples for capturing all from inspiring English sources

They're capturing all kinds of data from us and selling it.

Yelena Produnova of Russia won easily, capturing all four individual events for a total score of 38.461.

It's because he is accurately capturing all the tedium, repetition, red tape and soporific rhetoric with which lawyers contend.

The least advanced are capturing all the upper- and lower-case Bs that fly past in the sky.

Photograph: Sergio Perez/Reuters 9.17am BST Our photographer Tom Jenkins was also at the track last night capturing all the triumphs of Team GB.

The softened fiber of the vegetables thickens the sauce and binds the free fat, capturing all of the flavor of the braise.

And there was interest in capturing all the information to be gleaned from a rare resource — direct testimony from those who had attacked the United States.

She is, obviously, entirely on point throughout, capturing all of the naivety, high drama and dismissiveness of adolescence, possibly because she is only 17 years old herself.

Capturing all of Aleppo would be a major victory for Syrian president Bashar al-Assad after six and a half years of fighting.

The mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe produced rich, clear tone in the fourth-movement aria, though without capturing all of its atmospheric mystery.

"Things I said to this poor dying woman," he says slowly, his subtle performance capturing all the shades of Gideon's emotions.