Sentence examples for catch images from inspiring English sources
"Hold" invites visitors to carry a glass bowl into a dark space and metaphorically catch images from nature.
The live ones are brought to be cleaned, and cameras now routinely catch images of Dawn bottles in the background as brown pelicans and laughing gulls are being washed.
The belly-cam, as everyone immediately began calling it, was aimed so as to shoot backward between the horse's hind legs (make your own jokes about mares versus stallions; the crew certainly did) to catch images of skiers in action.
"When you look into a kaleidoscope you catch images very fleetingly," Jocelyn Warner said of her wallpaper design Kaleido, above, just introduced by Designtex, a company in New York.
When the user watches the screen of a computer, a charge-coupled device will catch images of the user's eye and transmit it to the computer.
He said building cameras caught images of the man leaving the lobby and at one point throwing off his hood.
Then she popped up at a kindergarten, trailing photographers who caught images of her smiling gently at children playing on a slide.
"Everything is digital for me now," said the designer, who has just been around the world's various botanical gardens photographing flowers, just as he has caught images of animals in Africa.
This July, thirty or so camera traps — staples of field biology that have caught images of jaguars in Belize, saolas in Vietnam, hippos and hyenas in Namibia — were trained on non-human activity in New York.
As a presidential photographer, Mr. O'Donnell caught images of Harry S. Truman and Gen. Douglas MacArthur shaking hands at their meeting on Wake Island during the Korean War; Vice President Richard M. Nixon in his "kitchen debate" with the Soviet leader, Nikita S. Khrushchev; and President John F. Kennedy deciding whether to go ahead with the Bay of Pigs invasion.
In the head gesture measurement system, the user wears a double-source eyeglass frame, so the system catches images of the user's head by using a CCD camera in front of the user.
