Sentence examples for drawing captures from inspiring English sources

The drawing captures the earliest image of him that we have in our family.

This measurement (drawing) captures the intactness of visual-spatial abilities.

9 P.M. (Discovery Times) THE FALLING MAN At 9 41 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001, the photographer Richard Drew captured the image of a man jumping from the upper floors of the north tower of the World Trade Center.

Just look at the way Drew captured Harrison Ford in the Indiana Jones posters.... Unlike the static photos of today's movie posters, Drew captured the dynamic spirit of Indiana Jones and all his character stood for.

The drawing swiftly captures the artist's initial, on-site, schematic response to a scene of immense beauty in New Hampshire's White Mountains.

Owing to a movable tensile drawing stage, capturing images from the same locus of the sample allowed for quasi in situ observations of the plastic processes.

The cinematography by Luca Bigazzi is another draw, capturing the beauty of Tuscany without drowning it in the honeyed tones that often goo up the screen whenever anyone shoots in that part of the world.

As cell populations are rarely discrete, two approaches may be taken, a large gate may be drawn to capture all probable events, or a smaller gate used to capture only those events that are without doubt from the population of interest.

The restaurant, already drawing critical acclaim, captures Frederick's small-town charm, offering down-home dishes with flourishes, like pulled pork with fennel — though its boast that it serves "unlimited" filtered water to diners for a small fee hardly seems hospitable.

Top tip: "Work out what you are drawn to; capture moments of significance, and use yourphone's camera like a diary".

"Almost as soon as exposure times became short enough to make portraiture feasible, photographers have been drawn to capture likenesses of loved ones.