Sentence examples for could have captured from inspiring English sources

And only the national flag could have captured this euphoria.

Overall, the company could have captured 17% of the world smartphone in the past three months.

Few male writers could have captured these women as shrewdly and affectionately as Candlish has.

The Yankees clinched a playoff berth on Saturday and could have captured their sixth consecutive American League East title today.

But if the "Earthrise" photo could have captured our planet in the dimension of time instead of space, things would look different.

Now all this seemingly mundane characterization takes place within a world so horrific that among picture makers perhaps only Goya could have captured its charnel house essense.

The way your mind works in a kitchen is so different, and I don't think we could've captured that any other way.

That means the on next move you could've captured him, but he can still flee or another piece can move to defend him.

Could Audi have captured a portion of the €210 million?

Consequently, he played by ear, never cracking staff notation, not that staff notation could ever have captured the hues and nuances, fires and sunsets in his playing.

The point is that none of these narratives could ever have captured the ultimacy of Jesus on that first Easter Sunday.