Sentence examples for goal to capture from inspiring English sources

"It's our goal to capture one inch of rainwater".

So we used the same concept but engineered them for the opposite goal – to capture things that are present in the body fluids.

When Brendan Canty and Christoph Green, Washington filmmakers, traveled to Chicago last September to videotape bands playing in a doomed house, they had an unusual goal: to capture fleeting live performances in a similarly short-lived setting.

Escort mode sees the USS Yorktown run the gauntlet with both air and sea attacks against its naval fleet; in Siege mode, the US ground forces have to disembark at the base of the volcano, their goal to capture the Japanese outpost; and Duel mode pits players to all out warfare in a head-to-head battle around the mighty volcano.

Brandon Stanton, the creator of Humans of New York (HONY), displays these posts with one goal: to capture the stories of everyday people just like yourself.

In other words, the guy who for two decades made it his mission to aid his teammates on the hardwood has traded the NBA's parquet floors for the editing room, the basketball for the camera, as he has now made it his goal to capture the evolution of this kind of intimate mentorship on film.

If this bigger, cheaper iPhone is in fact intended for emerging nations, it would at the very least be in line with Apple's goals to capture new smartphone adopters.

Thus, limiting our goals to capturing and killing terrorists through counterterrorism would be sufficient.

"Our goal is to capture all human knowledge," he said.

The goal was to capture women who had compelling and interesting stories to tell.

"The goal is to capture the world's new middle class, created by migration".