Sentence examples for closed capturing from inspiring English sources

"Snowcatchers are huge plastic tubes, as tall as a room and one metre in diameter, that are lowered beneath the sea surface to a particular depth where they are closed, capturing the water around them along with all the marine snow floating in it," says Hopkins.

The door will close, capturing the bird.

Other young men pushed in close, capturing on their cellphones the risky automotive ballet known as drifting.

He came close, capturing around 48percentt of the vote, though the final tally was still not in when the results were projected early Wednesday morning.

The additional individual comments to some of the close captured questions were used with the intention to provide context and understanding of the quantitative results of the survey or to reveal issues that might need further exploration [ 28, 29].

But figures in dollars do not come to close to capturing the real depth of the downturn.

Both oil and water pumps are turned off and, at the same time, the valves are closed to capture the oil and water in the line.

My East German friend Werner Krätschell came closest to capturing it.

It was unclear if the arrest moved the military closer to capturing Mr. Guzmán.

"Television doesn't come close to capturing what it's like".

In my failure though, I think we might come close to capturing something interesting.