Sentence examples for get a capsule from inspiring English sources

You get a capsule description, birth and death dates, spouse and children, awards, education, best-known works (books or movies, for example) and latest Google Plus post, if the person has a Google Plus account.

"I can go to Mr Boeing, get a capsule, and knock on the door of the station, but you need the agreement of the Americans and the Russians to stay there.

She will appear in an ad campaign beginning this spring and will also get a capsule collection bearing her name.

(I've got a capsule review of it in the magazine this week).

I've got a capsule review in the magazine this week about the movie (above is a clip).

Here at The New Yorker, it got a capsule review — in its entirety, "Buster Keaton being very funny".

This week in the magazine, I've got a capsule review of Miguel Arteta's new comedy, "Cedar Rapids," which is a warm-hearted yet satirical delight.

I've got a capsule review of it in the magazine this week; more important, Rebecca Mead offers, in the same issue, a remarkable Profile (available to subscribers) of the young filmmaker, a few details of which seize my attention.

I've got a capsule review of "Putty Hill" in the magazine this week; Dennis Lim's article in last Sunday's Times details some of the problems that cropped up along the way from conception to distribution.

His last film, "Gertrud," may well be his greatest; it will play there Thursday, March 26th (I've got a capsule review of it in the magazine this week), and is also available on DVD in a superb boxed set from Criterion.

In his first feature, "You All Are Captains" (which is running for a week at Anthology Film Archives; I've got a capsule review of it in the magazine this week), the young Spanish director Oliver Laxe achieves something remarkable: he travels to seek adventure while filming himself at home.