Sentence examples for capturing places from inspiring English sources

You've got me — the startup says it wants to "bring the real world to the flat web", by capturing places instead of just a rectangular image.

I have a real love of 19th century landscapes capturing places the artists traveled to, because the detail really makes you feel as if you're there.

Because it is based on dominant species, the FIA class is likely capturing places where loblolly pines are dominant or co-dominant, while the empirical class also includes places where loblolly occurs with other species.

National Geographic's images stay with us for decades because they capture places and experiences bigger than any we have known.

That stirred a diplomatic row just as Libya's interim council works to consolidate its authority and capture places still loyal to Gaddafi, notably the coastal city of Sirte.

I also include the instrument of the single regression approach capturing the place of living of the parents when they were 12 years old.

Whatever you say about him, he does have a knack for capturing a place.

It marked the beginning of a new kind of painting that captured everyday places and activities.

Interspersing candid interviews with raw performance footage captured in places as diverse as delis and world tours, the film narrowly avoids straight-up hagiography.

This, combined with rival Henry Clinton's failed attempt to capture Charleston, South Carolina, placed Burgoyne in a good position to get command of the 1777 northern campaign.

There were others who filed claims in other places on the same day (some say they were actually first), but Mr. Freeman captured a place in history.