Sentence examples for caught fleeting from inspiring English sources

When Michael Nichols first photographed elephants in the lowland forests of the Central African Republic in 1991, he only caught fleeting moments of them, and at great peril.

I had caught fleeting glimpses of African presidents before, and I was always impressed by the pageantry — and immense security — that seemed to swirl around their every move.

Working within the confines of an unchanging frame -- the sidewalk to the subway platform -- he caught fleeting moments of grace, joy, melancholy and humor.

Working within the confines of an unchanging frame — a handful of storefronts and the sidewalk to the subway platform — he caught fleeting moments of grace, joy, melancholy and humor.

Helen Levitt, a major photographer of the 20th century who caught fleeting moments of surpassing lyricism, mystery and quiet drama on the streets of her native New York, died in her sleep at her home in Manhattan on Sunday.

Over the next forty-eight hours, I caught fleeting sight of Penn brandishing a rifle; lugging old people out of his boat; bailing out the boat; and, later, just off the plane to San Francisco, cleaned up and remarkably composed, being interviewed by Larry King.

Look closely and catch fleeting glimpses of a hot dog, cupcake, nuts.

A painting such as Himself (1913) reveals his facile brushwork, lively palette, and ability to catch fleeting gestures and expressions.

There are times when Halloween, the one holiday when we catch fleeting glimpses of one another's fantasy lives, seems like the most serious holiday on the calendar.

Along the way, at certain twists and turns, you can catch fleeting glimpses of Marvão's terracotta roofs and whitewashed walls.

The material is better used to express universal ideas than to catch fleeting individuality, which is probably why we find stones so welcoming.