Sentence examples for expect to capture from inspiring English sources
"You can't expect to capture the truth about one man," Mr. Grandrieux said.
In 1972, when she entered the presidential primaries, she did not expect to capture the Democratic nomination, which ultimately went to George S. McGovern.
In a way, this doesn't matter, because the wide-angle lens takes in so broad a field (everything in focus, everything lit) that you need only point it in a general direction and you can expect to capture something good.
Coalition leaders have said that they expect to capture as many as 91 seats once the remaining handful of close races are called, although either scenario would give them a sizable mandate.
His only real competition is Zyuganov, who can expect to capture 25% of the popular vote.
We expect to capture even slight changes in the mobility behavior (e.g. changes in covered distance) that can testify an upcoming flu and cold symptoms.
For Weight Watchers, Mr. Barkley is expected to capture overweight males, who typically avoid weight-loss programs.
Monica Ali could hardly be expected to capture in a single novel the lives of a 'community' of almost 300,000 people.
With deeply discounted tickets sold largely over the Internet, Gol is expected to capture 9percentt of the domestic market this year.
